The Cute Girl Has a Thousand Layers of Tricks

I see a lot of people posting about wanting characters with two female leads. I only trade "Little Fox" (a character from a popular anime/manga series), and I only sell my shares. Those looking for a single female lead, gather around! 😏

I still don't want a dual female lead story. Although you've already hinted through the male lead that you want both, I still don't want it to end like this. The Xiaoyuer and Shen Youchu template has been overused; everyone's copying this type, but does anyone really have the skill of this writer? Character development is difficult.

The quality of the writing declined somewhat after the college entrance exam. Personally, I think the author should have established a main storyline. The story should follow Jia Yu's efforts to escape her rebirth before the exam, her on-again, off-again relationship with the fox, and their eventual union. The first half of the story was of high quality, thanks to this main plot.

Based on my personal reading experience of over ten years, the author's writing style and the content of the work are absolutely top-notch. The book's use of the adaptation of The Little Prince as a subplot within a book, and its seamless integration with the main storyline, is something I've only read once before. This is what I personally find most amazing about the book.

In reality, the male protagonist died on the day his college entrance exam ended because he did poorly on the test, which triggered a cerebral infarction. The stories in the book were all his fantasies before his death. There was no rose or fox at all, and certainly no Cai Cai. Shen Jiayi went straight home after the exam without even glancing at the male protagonist. I heard that she later went to study in the United States and married a wealthy businessman when she returned.

Whether it's a single female lead or multiple female leads, I feel that with the author's writing style, a single female lead is a bit of a waste. If Lao Liu's book had a single female lead, it wouldn't have become such a hit. Having read this far, I genuinely believe this book has the potential to be a huge success, and I sincerely hope to see the author become famous, because making money is exciting. Like Lao Liu back then, it felt like I was a part of it.

Author, you're so young, how do you manage to sleep? Hurry up and get back to updating all night!

Everyone, please vote with your monthly tickets! Also, I strongly suggest the author make a simple revision to Chapter 108, deleting just one sentence: "Your mother is just a fishmonger." Personally, I don't think Shen Nianchu should have said that, even if she was angry. That sentence significantly lowers Shen Nianchu's standing or image in many people's minds.

If you have any interesting characters, plot points you'd like to see (romantic or non-romantic), or funny stories from your high school days that you'd like to include in this novel, feel free to leave a message here. (I want to copy some.)

After reading the author's post-launch comments, I wonder why the author couldn't just say that Shen is the main character of the story, and that Cai and the male protagonist's story only began because of Shen. Here's my bold guess: Shen represents the author's relationship with his ex-girlfriend, and their ending is unrequited love (this is based on the author's unrequited love with his…