Don't Ask Me What Love Feels Like

So many people are criticizing Xu Yuting, I know there's something wrong with my writing. I'm working hard to correct it, and it will get better later.

The first few chapters are enough to deter more than half the readers. If the author put more effort into this story, it should be revised.

What does this book mean? Imagine a restaurant that serves you an appetizer that tastes like "Oli Ge" (a popular Taiwanese snack). Well, then everything else is irrelevant. Whether it's a hole-in-the-wall or a Michelin three-star restaurant, once they serve the first appetizer, discussing whether the rest of the dishes are good is pointless. And Chen Yuting is that appetizer. Honestly, arrogance has been outdated for a long time now; how come there are still authors who don't understand this?

That Chen Yuting is fucking deserving of a beating. If it were me, I would have slapped her the moment she threw her phone. She acts like guys should always be subservient to girls. Gender equality isn't about men lowering themselves. We can start with a good conversation, but if I've already gone to great lengths to compensate you and you're still being unreasonable, then I'm definitely not going to back down. She's a high school student, acting like a primary school kid. She has no sense of social responsibility.

Chen Yuting is arrogant? She's just a fool. If I had any brains, I wouldn't say that.

Chen Yuting feels so conflicted, and the male lead is like a toy. The beginning was pretty good, but it got increasingly mindless later on, I couldn't stand it 😅

Sorry, I can't take it anymore. The male lead is like a sanctimonious hypocrite, and the female characters are both insane and brainless, especially Chen Yuting. I skipped twenty chapters and still saw no improvement.

Although I was somewhat prepared after reading the comments, Chen Yuting in Chapter Two was truly disgusting. If she were older, she'd be the kind of middle-aged woman I hate most, acting crazy in the street. I don't know what character selling point the author was trying to highlight by writing her like this?

I told you long ago, you're supposed to write about unfinished love affairs, but you insist on writing about romantic relationships. I wonder how well you can control the story with Sister Li later on. If you keep writing like this, your pacing will become a complete mess.

The first few chapters left me speechless, and I immediately lost interest in reading any further. 😅