I Can't Bring Myself to Be Mean to the Girl at the Desk Next to Me
我对同桌的你凶不起来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 735k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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363Chapters
3.6kRecommendations
10.1kFans
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A retired soldier returns to start anew, only to discover his girlfriend has been sold into prostitution. In a fit of rage, 100,000 veterans help his girlfriend improve her performance record.
To put it simply, even the male protagonist knows that studying is expensive, so he chooses to read novels during class… On one hand, it tries to portray the protagonist as mature (though not really an adult), while on the other hand, it depicts him doing some childish things... And where did the protagonist get his basketball skills? Isn't he busy working every day? Don't tell me it's innate...
The name itself has a strong female-oriented feel to it. Brothers, help me test this poison. Let me know if it doesn't kill you.
To be honest, switch to female-oriented novels. These kinds of melodramatic and angsty stories are really not suitable for guys. It's just like transferring the perspective of a female-oriented novel to the male lead. The melodrama is so bad that I not only don't want to vote, but I also want to get a few votes from the author to compensate for my emotional distress.
Changing the male lead really makes it unsustainable. Wouldn't it be better to end it with a sweet ending?
I seriously doubt whether the beginning and the end were written by the same person; it's really too toxic.
She dated the male lead for eight years before moving in together, but slept with the new male lead after only knowing him for a few days. The following dozens of chapters could have showcased a deeply moving love story, but instead, it was portrayed as promiscuity. Does this do justice to the male lead who sacrificed his life twice for her?
The beginning was quite good, but then the male and female leads separated, the male lead joined the army, and the female lead returned the following year but couldn't see him. She waited for him for eight or nine years, then entered the entertainment industry, while the male lead became a captain in the special forces. I don't know what the author was thinking with this plot.
The homepage push features a clash between a laid-back school heartthrob and a top-performing school beauty. It feels like the female-oriented genre is still the same as it was ten years ago. 🙂🙂🙂
All I noticed was that this level-one author had less than a thousand recommendations, and it was just text-based promotion? What's the background of that?