Don't Call Me a Top-Tier Star

The first half was quite good, but the change of heroine later gave me a headache😩. You focused on most of the book, and you changed the heroine whenever you asked. Either you would have a harem from the beginning, or you would be alone with the heroine until you die. What is the meaning of the heroine coming back in the last chapter? Do you want to join the harem together? The dedicated character created in the front becomes ridiculous when viewed later, and it makes my chest feel tight. I don't understand why there are so many twists and turns. The heroine for most of the plot, oh, change it at your request. Isn't this funny? Why didn't you change the heroine earlier? It wouldn't be good to write a light-hearted plot based on the previous direction, but in the end it would end up not being a human being inside or out. It's a purely personal opinion. After reading so many novels, this is the first one that made my chest feel tight. I really couldn't help but feel unhappy.

Ex people have their own way of doing things.

It's true that overall it's okay. Diandian can't accept that Zuo Qiu is Lily. In other words, the ending is a bit too hasty.

I stopped watching it after the breakup. Why replace her with such a good heroine? Even if you write about studying abroad and coming back, it will be better than this.

Pure love turns to stallion

If you are a fan of Jay Chou, you can check it out. Anyway, any of Jay Chou's songs are invincible and can beat others. I don't think many of Jay Chou's songs are that good. I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 60. Goodbye!