
Love Is Risky, So Be Careful When Breaking Up
恋爱有风险,分手需谨慎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 578k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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292Chapters
1kRecommendations
18.2kFans
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The beginning was too toxic. If you exaggerate the protagonist's looks and charm to the skies, then even if the protagonist doesn't become a star, he wouldn't be too bad as a live streamer, right? But the protagonist just loafs around in the hotel. Moreover, after being demoted without cause by her new boss (ex-girlfriend), she actually just meekly endured it.
The first impression of the female lead was so bad it was a complete negative, which was very discouraging.
Shennong has arrived; poison cannot be ignored. Read without thinking; use your own judgment.
A front desk supervisor is immediately demoted to a regular employee. You don't need to write a story like this to suggest a promising career path. I'm amazed that anyone can tolerate this.
Speechless. I'm not trying to criticize, but the plot is just too melodramatic and cliché. It's like a daily dose of poison, truly deserving of the name. Author, I don't know what you were thinking. This book is so off-putting from the very beginning! Enough said, Shennong is already poisoned.
My assessment: Daily poison delivery. Those who know, know.
This protagonist is such a coward. He just cancels his lease because someone told him to.
I can only say this book is tasteless, yet too good to throw away. It's clear the author wanted to portray a deep relationship between the characters, but I couldn't see why the male lead initially attracted so much attention. The sweet moments didn't feel real, and the love triangle wasn't explored either; it just felt like a monotonous chronicle.
I couldn't hold back anymore; such a good subject matter turned out like this.
I specifically tipped the author to comment. The beginning was so intense it gave me high blood pressure. The author didn't want the protagonist to feel stifled by resigning, so they resorted to all sorts of suppression, especially since the protagonist was practically cheating. It was truly infuriating.