She Heard My Thoughts, and the Heroine’s Character Is Falling Apart

I'm speechless. In the last chapter, it first mentions Mr. Jiang, then it says you are either Jiang Haoran or Ye Haoran, and then it mentions schizophrenia. If it's schizophrenia, why only appear in the novel and not in reality? If it were schizophrenia in reality, that would be fine, but is it a bit odd to portray it as schizophrenia in a novel?

😐😐😐 In short, this is a masterpiece, comparable to "Resurrection," "My Love," "Battle Spirit Transforms into a Horse," and "Thirty Years East of the River, Thirty Years West of the River" 🤔️ It's indeed quite good. Out of 100, I'd give the author at least 0.1 Points. I'll slowly award the remaining 99.9 Points to you over 10,000 years. Keep it up!

My God, I seriously regret not reading the comments first. This book not only has a terrible ending, but it's also a complete simp from beginning to end, wasting so much of my time. In the end, the author, who was obsessed with going home, ended up becoming mentally ill. What a piece of trash! If you can run away, run away. Don't come here to eat history.

I'm so frustrated I don't know what I was thinking. The protagonist of this book ends up in a mental hospital.

The male protagonist has been reincarnated for over 20 years, and he's telling me he has no sense of belonging to the world he transmigrated to? You've been away from your original world for over 20 years, how can you have such a strong sense of belonging? A mother is so cold to her own son; even if they were switched at birth, shouldn't she think of making amends? I couldn't read past seventy-odd chapters; it's toxic!

A bad ending is bad enough, but to make it even more disgusting is a waste of the previous plot. I sincerely hope all the author's good intentions are just a pipe dream. 👎

This is so good! I've already tried it, bro, you have to come see it! Don't listen to what others say, you have to see it for yourself to know. Don't ask how much it costs. Asking only makes me want to curse the author.

This ending is disgusting.

The writing is clumsy and disjointed, especially the character Qin Yuhan, who really disgusted me. She's portrayed as some kind of fairy-like figure. Please, author, don't write fairy-like characters like that in the future; they're really unlikable and repulsive.

This concludes my writing. This story began in the spring and autumn and ended in the height of summer, a journey fraught with hardship and adversity. Looking back, the journey has been long and arduous, like a light boat traversing countless mountains. I always thought there was plenty of time, but time flies by unnoticed. These years have condensed into the most precious memories of my life.