My Ex-Girlfriend and Current Girlfriend Are Surprisingly Blood-Related

I am the author of this book, Si Mu Ying Xue. Before you, dear readers, write your reviews, please refrain from ignoring the setting and resorting to unwarranted criticism or insults. All the negative feedback I've received recently is clearly explained and set within the text; please don't ignore it. Also, please don't act like a representative to the National People's Congress. There are many different kinds of people in this world. Please read this book with empathy. Not having seen it doesn't mean it's wrong, not understanding it doesn't mean it's bad, it's too far-fetched doesn't mean it's fabricated, not making a choice doesn't mean you're a scumbag… Please, dear readers, don't take things out of context like that. The same thing has different values for different people. You don't have to understand it, but please…

Orange is a book that brings pleasure from your fingertips to your very bones (yes, I can recite it by heart). I've only read twenty chapters so far, but I absolutely love it, so I'm writing this review to express my excitement—it's been a long time since I've read a book I like this much. I rave about Orange! From the chapters I've read so far, Orange has incredibly high aesthetic value. In a worldly sense, she's a witch with an angelic face, but beneath the witch's shadow lies a cute little girl. These three identities, layered upon layered, make Orange seem eccentric and rebellious, yet also endearing and heartbreaking. As a wealthy heiress, she's extremely beautiful and incredibly skilled at...

First, the writing style is exceptionally delicate, capturing the characters' actions and expressions with remarkable precision. It manages to create vivid and impactful imagery while simultaneously depicting the clash of thoughts and consciousness, which is quite rare (the frequent moments of maternal laughter or emotional fluctuations are definitely not my fault). Second, I personally find the character development and relationships to be very distinctive (as a long-time reader of the author, I've always admired this level of "entanglement"). It's a unique relationship that's neither harem nor pure romance; the male protagonist and the "witch" are constantly...

I've come to observe the pros.

The more I read, the more I realized how horribly flawed this book is; it's unbearable to continue. As a man, when your girlfriend is being bullied, your first thought isn't how she'll be treated, but how she'll be beaten up? As an ex-boyfriend, you can't even refuse a request from an ex-girlfriend? Your girlfriend is being bullied, and you can't even protect her? Are you a piece of trash? I think even dog shit smells better than you! Your behavior and mentality make me seriously doubt whether you're even human. In my opinion, you're just like Orange—completely inhuman. Orange just doesn't hide it, while you've been hiding it all along, but fundamentally...

This is a question a junior from my high school once asked me. At that time, his impression of law was limited to memorizing legal statutes. He asked me why undergraduate law education included courses on jurisprudence and legal history, since no role in court required the application of these subjects. In answering his question, I first explained what jurisprudence was and what legal history was generally like. Then I told him that law students are not just machines for memorizing legal statutes, and a qualified judge cannot simply recite legal provisions. Solving a case requires the professional competence and legal wisdom of a legal worker, and these two courses cover…

It turns out I used to collect books by famous authors.

Let me start with my overall impression. Among the many harem, system, and reincarnation novels, this one stands out. While it might be partly because I'm new to Pineapple and haven't read many novels, the extensive use of biblical allusions and Norse mythology, along with subtle hints and frequent prompts at the end to encourage closer reading and interpretation—these "tricks" (no offense intended) are definitely more engaging than those light novels that are just for the sake of enjoyment. Now, let me explain why I felt a sense of distance. It's clear that reading those traditional novels with protagonists starting with divine gear and systems...

I subscribed to the whole book and honestly, it deserved a perfect score. Unfortunately, the pacing in the later parts didn't quite match the earlier chapters. The earlier plot was fantastic; I didn't skip a single chapter. To be honest, I skipped several chapters in the later part, and there were typos, which was really frustrating. I can understand writing multiple chapters simultaneously, but even before that, there were still quite a few typos. Also, the character of the orange character was portrayed very differently in the beginning and end, even with explanations. The earlier orange character was still much more engaging. And the phrase "over there" was never given a complete and clear explanation. Overall, this book is still worth subscribing to, and I commend the author for their consistent updates, a stark contrast to many other authors (ಡωಡ)hiahi...

Can someone give me a spoiler? Who does the main character end up with? Or does he take them all? I've only read about ten chapters so far.