Dating Show: So Her Best Friend Has Been Pining for Me for a Long Time

What a moralizing story! The male protagonist's ex-girlfriend squandered his entire fortune, leaving him with a mountain of debt. Yet, he still defends her. And then, her best friend says he's a good man. If you really think the male lead is a good man, why doesn't your best friend give the money back to him? The male lead's ex-girlfriend was also a weirdo.

It's just a bit of a letdown. The only thing that bothered me was the excessive and overly dense interweaving of patriotic descriptions and personal expressions of discontent with social injustice, which felt a bit awkward in some places. Is this society fair? No. Are there many bad people? Yes. But there are just as many admirable people and events.

There's too much personal bias stuff crammed in; it's giving me a headache. If I want to learn about the founding of the nation and patriotic education, why not watch short videos? They provide a lot of information in a short time, plus background music, which really evokes my emotions better than novels. 😓

It's one thing to have a lot of personal agenda, but at least there should be some plot. The earlier "red education" was at least some plot setup, which I could accept. Chapter 165, on preaching and teaching, is pure self-indulgence. Dude, I paid to enjoy myself, not to consume your personal agenda. Nobody cares how many kids you want.

Stop writing nonsense, stop writing so much useless stuff. I know you're patriotic, and I'm even more patriotic than you, but we pay to read novels, not for this kind of thing. Can't I read this by browsing the "Study the Great Nation" app? Aren't you tired, buddy?

Is she a female author? The topic was chosen incorrectly; nowadays, it's rare to see a dating reality show with a popularity index exceeding 1,000. Those who choose this track generally have good writing skills, which is a pity.

The author seems to be instilling his patriotism throughout the book, but it gets cloying (like eating too much candy). It's not that patriotism is bad, but subtle actions are much more acceptable than preaching. For example, writing Chinese-style songs and promoting national culture. This is also why the book isn't popular.

I've been following this book since the last one, keep it up!

It's all personal stuff, just political commentary to pad the word count. Each chapter feels like I didn't read it at all. I only spent money to watch content I'd already seen on Douyin because I was bored. Goodbye.

It's quite readable. The author can't please everyone, so abandoning some childish and naive ideas is a good thing.