I'd Rather Die Than Accept My Ex-Girlfriend's Confession | The More I Resist, the More I Like It

This novel, neglecting plot and relying solely on elaborate descriptions for technical flair, is flashy but insubstantial. The entire piece is filled with melodramatic self-pity, the substantive plot as bland as a dry, stale bun. Even worse, it's filled with preachy moralizing, like a teacher endlessly urging you to study hard and improve, repeating the same mantra countless times. It's as if everyone's life is difficult, as if simply stating it will make the world understand. It lacks any semblance of a sophisticated romantic narrative. The title and synopsis are deceptive, misleading you into thinking it's sweet, when in reality it's filled with disgusting gutter mud, enough to make you nauseous for days. Crucially, there's no real sweetness; it's pure fraud. If it were a convenient instant noodle...

First, clickbait titles and tags attract a wave of traffic. Then, they use extremely toxic and inhumane "chicken soup for the soul" to indoctrinate readers. During this process, all comments and suggestions that are inappropriate are deleted! The author jokingly calls himself fragile and intolerant of criticism, but in my opinion, it's more accurate to say he lives in his own world, unable to extricate himself. Especially when writing the 24th chapter of the first volume, the already dry plot became even more like a sponge without any moisture. His self-constructed worldview and values have completely collapsed. I think the author himself probably feels this way, which may be why he...

Harem, healing, reverse romance—so far, many logical contradictions remain unresolved. It's a series of plot holes that are never filled... The absurdly immortal setting, the inexplicably sadistic younger sister, the nonsensical, silly older sister, the nonsensical storyline development, the initially beautiful but later despicable and disgusting female homeroom teacher—even the seemingly normal policewoman's thought process is somewhat unstable. In short, all the female characters introduced so far are repulsive. Harem, children's kindergarten play-acting healing... Well, it's quite depressing. Reverse romance, just a little hentai... Don't worry...

You say you'll persevere, but I don't believe you. Like that girl from "Bankruptcy Girl" who kept saying she'd write a million words and never abandon the project, then when subscriptions dropped, she immediately abandoned it, disbanded the group, and ignored everyone. Now, when I start a new book, I write an announcement in my old book to let you know when you come to read my new book. Will it be the same next time? How many days you can stick with it depends entirely on your subscription. The female teacher was very discouraging, repeating the same principle over and over again, while glossing over the plot's progression. Please, people come to read novels, not to watch you vent. The internet is flooded with both inspirational and toxic motivational quotes, and we're all sick of them. If we really want to absorb these "grand principles," why not just find a few "Mi Meng" (a popular online figure known for his toxic motivational quotes)? Nonsense with no plot...

To be honest, this is just my personal opinion. At first, I thought the title was interesting, and I thought, "Wow, I've struck gold! So many romantic storylines, so heart-wrenching!" But then, you say they're all NPCs? Their feelings are fake? Everything is fake? So everything you wrote before was just bullshit? The title is a complete misrepresentation; you even killed your ex-girlfriend and you're still confessing your love?! I have a hundred "MMPs" I don't know if I should say. I hope someone likes your book. Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.

The plot is chaotic, with too many plot holes and inconsistent character development. The initial portrayal of the dark side of contemporary society was quite good and relatable, but as the characters' personalities crumbled, the story became increasingly nonsensical. The plot twists were confusing, and what seemed like foreshadowing was ultimately wasted. Initially, I thought it might be a fast-paced and enjoyable novel (given the promise of redemption within a month). Now I realize that while the beginning was good, the middle was terrible; it's supposed to be healing but is actually depressing, and the pronunciation is perfectly fine.

Although this isn't my first time publishing a book, each one has been intriguing. More than half a year has passed in the blink of an eye. I had almost given up writing, but I still felt unwilling to give up, so I started a new account and wrote this one. Even if it flops, I want to be a stubborn flop. Therefore, I still used the plot and writing style I'm good at. Perhaps I've become rusty after half a year without writing, so the pre-publication results weren't very good. I can only continue to work hard after it's published. I probably can't meet the expectations of my old readers because I can't update completed books, but I will definitely finish this new book with a million words, no matter how it performs or whether it flops. I won't start a new book until it's finished...

This author is quite excellent at deleting all comments that are unfavorable to themselves and leaving only those that seem to be grammatically correct.

The author takes a long time to update, and then the title says "bonus chapter"?

Well, how to put it? The story unfolds rather slowly, and many things are left unexplained, resulting in a weak sense of immersion. It's quite different from the title. The narrative development is vague, with a lot of internal monologues. The author seems to be writing according to their own ideas, and while the monologues are probably intended to evoke reader resonance, I found them a bit tedious. I kept scrolling through to see how the story progressed. Many things could have been explained clearly to the reader; feeding them information bit by bit felt rather pointless.