My Girlfriend Is a Horror

The suspense at the beginning was well set up, but I haven't read it yet even though I added it to my bookshelf. I've seen many comments saying they didn't understand it, and their opinions differ greatly from the author's. It's strange that there are still incomprehensible articles on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform).

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It's good, but it's almost chapter 30 and they still haven't explained what these strange things are? The setup is a bit long.

I'm a little confused. It's almost chapter 20 and they still haven't finished testing the waters?

The writing is alright, but this kind of female-torture story isn't popular anymore, and it made me very uncomfortable. By chapter 50, the male lead was flirting with another woman, and the female lead was running away. Typical of you!

I feel like the protagonist is constantly hurting the female lead. Although the female lead was strange at first, she didn't do anything at all. The protagonist just imagined a bunch of things and then stabbed her in the back. Finally, without the female lead harming the male lead, he went out and psychologically hurt her in various ways. When the female lead needed the male lead, he avoided her instead of being honest and helping her. It looks a bit...

I watched it intermittently, and here are three points: 1. The setup has been too long; the entire superpower system hasn't been introduced yet. 2. Since there's an official organization, someone like the protagonist would be taken care of immediately, and that guy surnamed Huang would also be taken care of. Furthermore, the protagonist didn't seem to seek help from the authorities at all.

It's well-written; I read it in one go. Are all the female leads virgins at the end? If so, I'll write a book recommendation post to help promote the book.

Is the male lead's paranoia a bit excessive? While it's understandable that being shocked and having one's perceptions shattered can trigger such a reaction, I personally don't like it... I can understand it, but I can't necessarily accept it...

I personally think it's good; it has a gradual feel to it.