
I’ll Never Love You Again
余生不再爱你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
942Chapters
653kPopularity
1.3kReaders
9.3Score
6.7kMust-read votes
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The plot is captivating; I want to keep watching. The sentences flow smoothly too. It's very good; I like it.
Utterly speechless 😓 This lousy book was such a waste of time reading; the girl is tortured to the point of death, the guy says "I'm sorry," and they happily get a happy ending! What a scumbag, slutty woman 🤮
Could the author please update with a few more chapters?
It felt like the female lead's moral character was getting increasingly low. Even after the male lead treated her like that, she still stayed with him, and even had a child when she was at her most resentful. I read over a hundred chapters, thinking it would have a happy ending, then skipped to the finale, and sure enough… I really don't understand. It seems you can't bring your moral compass into reading novels.
The author's plot is illogical; the male and female leads are manipulated by a scumbag woman. What era is this story set in? It feels like a gangster story… There's poisoning murder, and a scumbag doctor can cause all sorts of chaos—where does she get the money and time? She's a researcher, after all. Where are the police? Skipping around is pointless. The female lead should have left the male lead long ago; otherwise, she'd have no future.
The sentences are relatively fluent, but it's too padded, like drivel, not tightly paced, with a chaotic and illogical plot. The male lead caused the female lead so much suffering and even got her imprisoned for three years, yet they end up together—it's morally reprehensible. How did it get such a high score?
This female lead is really useless; she's just being played around with by the supporting characters.
It's both tedious and long, with the male lead torturing the female lead to death at the beginning, then a happy ending, followed by all sorts of filler and unnecessary plot points. I dropped it halfway through.
The male lead is a scumbag, and the female lead is both useless and despicable. The male lead sent her to prison for three years, and after she got out, he admitted his mistakes and they got back together. The male lead harmed the female lead countless times for the sake of the second female lead, and in the end, they still got back together. Author? Is this reasonable? Is this how people behave?
The storyline before the female lead went to prison was alright, but the plot after her release felt abruptly disconnected; I even wondered if it was written by two different authors. The later plot became somewhat chaotic; how did the female lead inexplicably get involved with the He family again? In short, the writing and plot after her release were simply indescribable (~_~💧).