You Said You’d Kill Me, So Why Are You Crying?

At first glance, it seemed unremarkable, but the more I read, the more it reminded me of a very healing novel I devoured in one night years ago, *Yang Jian's Life is Full of Regret, Like Water Flowing East*. I stayed up all night to finish it then, and it healed my mind and soul, which is why I promoted it extensively and received so much gratitude.

Welcome all the experts to share your plot ideas, especially those with melodramatic and tragic love stories, so I can write them about different female leads. Geigeigei

Are these comments fake? With this book title and synopsis, the word "brainless" is practically thrown in my face! I've tasted all sorts of herbs, so I'm going to go check it out and let everyone test it out. If you don't like it after watching, and you leave a comment with positive reviews, then every single one of you will be completely discredited!

Some say that every time an author puts pen to paper, a world is born. In the world depicted by the author, the people will have color, but they will also... The author's pause, the loss of light, and the world seemed to die; time... It also stopped swinging, frozen forever in that moment. 🤫

The original body's storyline is so well-written, and the male lead transmigrates, takes over the body, and inherits the identity. If the female leads' feelings are for the original body, does that mean they're cheating? Please don't write it like that! It would be better to write that after the original body was sealed away, a wisp of its soul transmigrated to Earth and then back.

The "golden three chapters" don't apply to this book. The author's writing style is rather exaggerated; those who find it cringeworthy should skip this. I've read comments saying it gets better later, so I'm keeping an eye out. Currently at chapter six; I'll tell you whether it's worth reading after I finish the eighty-chapter epic!

The author is a professional at making people cry; don't read this.

Thank goodness I didn't subscribe! 😅 I saved some money and can now support authors who don't abandon their projects! 😅

This shouldn't be called a tragic story; it's more like the kind of story that's become popular in the last couple of years—a kind of awkward story, so awkward it makes you want to dig a three-bedroom, one-living-room house out of the ground.

It's no wonder; the book was doomed when the author revealed there were only two female leads.