Breakup Notice

The male protagonist probably hit his head first when he fell into the mortal world, but his face was not hurt.

I think the heroine seems to be apologizing to the hero, but actually she wants to find some sustenance for her life. Her cousin suddenly passed away, and the person closest to her seems to be the hero who just broke up with her. Even if she knows that he is a jerk, it still feels like a small straw...

In fact, is it too much to say that Fang Jingjing, Xu Yuyin, and Lin Yin are flat and have no personal charm? You can think about whether heterosexuality is the cause. Xu Yuyin and Zhou Liyun were just two smart people having a conversation, and the details of Lin Yin's immediate precautions were ignored. However, Fang Jingjing dared to love and hate, and her interaction with Xu Yuyin was more like the connection between tired women in real life. A heroine with this kind of character is ignored after too many descriptions? Thank you for finding the charm of the male protagonist among all his faults (no insult to the male protagonist, that's the original text).

The writing is really unique. In fact, I still don't quite understand the reason for the breakup. I imagined it was triggered by a certain event, but the heroine just seemed to feel that she had lost herself in this relationship. It was just his projection. So I asked myself again, is this not a reason for the breakup?

My cousin died in a car accident... It was the same cousin who appeared many times in the previous chapters. There was a cousin who had a good relationship with the child. The female protagonist was in a bad mood for a chapter, and then she was calm with the male protagonist... I always felt like... I don't know how to put it. Anyway, the character's reaction seemed very awkward. The female protagonist came out so quickly, which I found very strange. The reactions of other people, especially the male protagonist, were as if this incident had never happened. If they were just characters who didn't have a good relationship, then forget it... The result...

"This is how the world ends, not with a bang, but with a hiss."

It can be seen between the lines that the heroine has suffered too much in this relationship.

Did you give your family an umbrella 🐰

The heroine's perspective: What's wrong with my eldest lady?

It's so strange. I think the male protagonist keeps changing. From the beginning, he only sees himself, but later he is hit by the breakup and starts to see other people outside the mirror. But what are the changes in the heroine? There has never been a description of her work, and she has always been passively chatting with the male protagonist, which makes me feel that the female protagonist is a part of the transformation of the male protagonist... I don't know if this aspect will be changed in the subsequent plot [question mark]