
A Sapphic Life After Breaking Up with My Current Girlfriend
与现女友分手后的橘味人生
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Campus
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- 5mo ago
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522Chapters
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11.5kFavorites
8.4Score
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As expected of SuSu, she easily accomplished what we dared not do °∀°
The opening of this work was a thunderbolt, truly mind-blowing… To put it simply, I think this book is probably the best canonical yuri novel I've ever found. It's not pseudo-yuri, nor is it a yuri-themed work; it's not an adventure story using yuri as a plot device, but a genuine yuri romance novel. While it differs from traditional yuri works in form, that's precisely its charm. "What is the essence of yuri?" I've recently started pondering this question, and after much thought, only two words come to mind: "purity." This doesn't mean the protagonists in yuri works should adhere to a moral code; while pure love is good, it shouldn't be…
Is the citrus-flavored life really that good or bad?
Hey everyone! This is u384, a fellow fan of Yatang! After many hardships, I finally finished reading the first volume of Yatang's book, *The Orange-Scented Life After Breaking Up with My Current Girlfriend* (I forgot the original title...). (Actually, I'm just lazy, that's why it took me so long to finish the first volume...) Since this is a book review, I should naturally talk about the protagonist. Tang Susu is a girl who never thinks she's a jerk, but every aspect of her exudes the aura of a "scumbag girl." This is arguably the core of the story and what makes it so captivating, after all, scumbag girl yuri is quite common in SF...
Some thoughts of mine!
First of all, I really love this book, and I'm definitely not writing this review because there aren't many author reviews!!! In my opinion, this book is a very rare category in SF (a Chinese online literature platform) – pure yuri (lesbian) harem. I've only seen two other well-written yuri books in SF, including this one. The others are canceled after only tens or hundreds of thousands of words. This is one of the few books the author has persisted with for a relatively long time. It's important to know that SF is predominantly male-dominated, and they generally don't read yuri, and even those who do don't usually enjoy it. This is evident in many yuri fanfics (it's really just male possessiveness at play; they'd rather have yuri relationships between girls...).
How about we just pretend it's not finished yet, and I'll resume updating when I have time?
Am I the only one who enjoys reading my own novels? It's been so long! I wanted to add some side stories, but I've forgotten so much of the plot and characters. I wanted to reminisce, and as I read, I got completely absorbed and engrossed.
I'll answer this here, even though no one asked it, because I wanted to.
First, regarding the issue of "SuSu's 'scumbag'" (酥酥渣), this is a first-person narrative. SuSu's "scumbag" is her own description, something she finds amusing and interesting—an imagined version of "scumbag," which she even takes pride in. For example, regarding Lu Lin, from a very young age, they were just good neighbors. In middle school, SuSu looked down on Lu Lin, this kind of "good girl." Later, Lu Lin's gentleness and obedience won SuSu over. It could be said that SuSu's feelings for Lu Lin actually predate those for Liu Shiwen. Therefore, when SuSu started dating Liu Shiwen, she resented Liu Shiwen's lack of initiative. At that time, SuSu gambled...
I still couldn't finish watching it on my third try. So many close couples didn't end up together, and some who barely appeared got their happy endings—it's really heartbreaking. I want to create a real yuri harem! 😡
When will I reach 10,000 favorites?
Is nobody watching anymore? If we don't watch the risqué parts soon, they'll be censored again!
Keep it up, author! 💪
I first encountered this book in early 2019, thinking I'd find a slice-of-life yuri novel to relax with. I got a bit bored when I got to the "Fruit Garden" part and dropped it. Now, rereading it, I'm truly shocked by the later plot. Various emotional entanglements arise one after another, and I genuinely didn't expect that SuSu's closest person would develop into such a complete estrangement. It made me check the tags again, and sure enough, there wasn't a "depressing" tag. Having read no fewer than 30 depressing novels and being a huge fan of depressing yuri novels, I think this book definitely deserves the "depressing" tag. Regarding the later plot...