After My Breakup, a Super-Popular Idol Took Me Home

Pfft, I don't believe they didn't receive a warning. Several authors have learned from past mistakes; they anticipated this. There are two types of removal: direct removal and warnings. If you continue writing, it will be removed. Several authors have encountered this, forced to stop writing.

It's practically flawless, with particularly outstanding character development that portrays human nature in a very relatable way (especially the male lead, though his emotional arc regarding his sister is a bit off). The pacing is also very smooth. If it continues to develop as expected, it's already a masterpiece. I'm giving it a 10/10 for now, hoping the author will cut back on the saccharine plot and add more scenes of the ex-girlfriend getting her comeuppance (I absolutely despise that!), (And that the male lead isn't gay), and plenty of sweet moments!!

Good grief, it's finished?! This is so unexpected! I've finished it all. I need to write down the author's name; I don't dare read any more of their books now.

What the heck? This ending was way too rushed! There wasn't a single hint? No foreshadowing what happened? What happened to the foreshadowing about that girl surnamed Li? What happened to the big-breasted girl and her parents? What will Jiajia's future be like? What about her best friend's future? Turns out they were all just tools? A great start followed by a terrible finish, a wide-ranging plot with a weak ending.

At first, the beginning was quite enjoyable, and the story seemed interesting. However, the more I read, the more depressing and distressing it became. The male lead's backstory was incredibly tragic. You can imagine how his family, hurt by his father, would mistreat him, and how difficult it must have been for him to live with that kind of reputation. He was ostracized and fought in the orphanage (why?), And suffered bullying in middle school (though the reasons for the bullying weren't clearly explained; if it was just a bad reputation, normally we would just distance ourselves from him). Then there were those disgusting reporters constantly harassing and causing trouble. ...

This is supposed to be a new book? If it's like this, who would dare read it? It's supposed to be finished just like that?

This is my first time writing, so I have no experience and poor writing skills. Just bear with it. When I first started reading this novel, it strangely appealed to me. Although some parts don't hold up to scrutiny, like the initial sacrifice and explanation, the overall impression was still quite good. The characters are great: three female leads—one obsessed, one brother-obsessed, and one naive—each very captivating. But I just can't stand the brother-obsessed plot. She's portrayed as a humble, subservient simp. The male lead's reasoning is to distance himself from her to keep her away from the oppression of public opinion, and she's aware of this. But this kind of person, you're telling me he'd sacrifice himself to break through the encirclement? I'm protecting you so you'll sacrifice yourself? This is ridiculous no matter how you look at it...

Teacher Frog, what happened?

I'd give the plot and the female lead a perfect 10; the author's writing is indeed excellent. However, the male lead's personality and his attitude towards Qin Mulan were really disgusting. I'm a sophomore in college, and I've experienced heartbreak before. Most heartbreaks aren't like this—not being able to tell if someone is kind or genuinely likes you. I almost thought the male lead was a middle school student; even middle schoolers these days aren't that stupid. To be honest, the plot and the female lead's character development are good, but the male lead's personality is less a consequence of heartbreak and more an act of ungratefulness. Ultimately, I hope the author keeps it up; if the plot is interesting, I'll continue to support him.

It was alright, at least it gave a happy ending, the story was pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.