You Don't Really Think No One Wants Me After We Broke Up, Do You?
你不会真以为分手后我没人要吧
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- 639k Words
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- Campus
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- 5y ago
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A Tribute to Pineapple Bun's Former Male-Lead Stories
I've been a Baozhu user for six years. Thanks to all the works that have entertained me over the years. I won't recommend popular books just because everyone else is reading them. I'll only recommend the ones I used to love. These are purely subjective picks and memories, so there aren't many completed works.
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As the title says, the novels I recommend are mostly harem stories with plenty of steamy scenes, and most focus on romance. Romance alone isn't enough, though: the story has to be good, too! I'm sick of so-called otherworldly harem stories where romantic scenes between the men and women only happen once every dozens of chapters. So I'm sharing my entire collection to save everyone the time it takes to find good books. I usually give a novel only 10 chapters. If it doesn't hook me, it's off my sh
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I'm not waiting any longer. This is the last day for this app. I'm logging out to start brainstorming ideas for my own book. If one day my writing skills improve, I hope I can come back to continue this series. Goodbye.
Slightly lacking
It's often said that a person's handwriting reflects their personality; similarly, the characters a person creates can represent a book. I won't elaborate further, but simply share my thoughts. To put it bluntly, while the novel is quite engaging, it has significant problems. The protagonist's emotional issues, the plot's structure, and the behavior and thoughts of other characters are all problematic. The protagonist is portrayed as extremely ruthless from the very beginning, similar to the treatment of protagonists in two novels I read on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). Although both of those books were popular for a short time, they quickly faded into obscurity...
Don't watch this if you haven't seen it; it's utterly disgusting. His woman steals food in the hospital and is then humiliated by other men, and the protagonist runs away and makes it up to her in a dream. That's incredible! Which mental hospital did he escape from? So disgusting!
If it shatters, I'll go bankrupt and bet everything on Ruoxue.
I hope to see a happy ending for Kong Ruoxue within two days, otherwise I'm thinking of sending her razor blades.
Emotionless machine
The male protagonist's character is similar to Lu Ge, who refuses a system-issued mission because he doesn't want to be a pervert, resulting in the system imposing all the punishments on the girls. The protagonist then chooses one to make amends to each girl. In summary: Readers who enjoy harem stories, girls pursuing him, decisively escaping to make the girls regret it, and the emotionless Lu Ge character should definitely not miss this book. Highly recommended. Finally, everyone else can go to sleep, but the author needs to hurry up!
I don't want to read BL novels or BL novels; they're so painful to read. The author's writing is really good. I can accept angst, but please don't torture a mother like me.
It's written like a thick, viscous slurry... It's moist.
Don't let the male lead get bullied; you can write any kind of play you want.
The seemingly omnipotent boy initially set his own principles based on kindness and humanity. When he discovers that the girls are using these principles to control him unscrupulously, an explosion is inevitable. Hopefully, the male protagonist won't be too accommodating to the girls. He has never done anything wrong, and I don't think he bears any responsibility.