Turning the Tide Starting from a Switch-Dating Reality Show

The male lead is truly self-destructive. Why doesn't he clear up the misunderstanding? Does he think he can't live without listening to Shen's father? He shows no lingering affection for someone he once deeply loved. Why doesn't he reveal his current situation? Why can't he tell the female lead to prioritize her career before settling down, allowing her to choose who he pursues?

In the previous novel, the female and male leads were madly in love, and then the female lead went off to have sex with a wild duck. (Brain dead)

Let's have a happy ending! I want to see a broken relationship mended! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

You're one of a kind when writing a book makes you depressed and emo. Just like that good-for-nothing Pei Nanchuan, he never dares to take responsibility when something goes wrong, always hiding like a coward.

I'm completely speechless. I can't watch it anymore, so I'm giving up.

Thank you. I almost had a stroke reading chapter 148 on QQ Reading, so I came all the way to Qidian to leave a comment. Thank you for letting me know that this book is meaningful.

If the male lead's personality were simply changed to be more carefree, the book's sales would definitely be much better than they are now. I think the male lead in the author's other book, "Apartment," also had this kind of personality. Maybe the author has his own principles, but writing it like this now wouldn't be marketable, and most people really wouldn't be able to stand it.

This book is good, everything is great, but it's a new book and there are too few chapters, it's not satisfying to read.

The male protagonist written by the author is a bit laughable. His charm is only visible to the characters controlled by the author in the book, and the reader cannot feel it at all. It is rare to find a protagonist who can't even understand his own overpowered abilities.

Gao Jieshu