
Does Anyone Really Think I Could Fall in Love?
不会真有人觉得我会谈恋爱吧
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- 1.7M Words
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- Campus
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- 4y ago
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I've only read three chapters, and I still have to vent about these issues. After living for hundreds of years, are they really this immature? They commit suicide so easily, even though they can be resurrected.
Author, come out here!
Without further ado, I've already written about it once, and it's quite good (I've said it twice already). It really is quite good! Actually, I still suggest not confusing fantasy with reality. Fantasy stories might be a little easier to write than realistic ones. Realistic stories need more rules and regulations, otherwise they wouldn't feel realistic... In fantasy, because of its characteristics, most things that can't be written can be filled in by imagination... Or, if the author tries to force an explanation for this book, like in chapter 41, shouldn't a normal person think he'd ask someone for help? Why would he think a man dressed as a woman could impersonate her? But it's okay, I think it's pretty good, except for hope...
The absence of chapter titles automatically makes it a ghostwriting service, which is a good way to avoid falling into this trap.
I watched this in the early hours of the morning, and it suddenly made me think!!
To be honest, I read light novels for relaxation. The opening was a real shock; first impressions are crucial, and the author must have received some "friendly greetings" from readers. I was genuinely shocked when I first saw Shen Jiayi—wow, NTR? But after reading the comments, which were quite positive, I guess it's foreshadowing. However, I've already lost interest. The plot development, like some urban novels, started... (Those who know, know). First impressions are important, and maybe because I'm a pervert, I wanted to give all the good-looking characters to the male lead (in the case of a harem novel), but putting them at the beginning was a bit disgusting. Even knowing she was just a background character, I was still quite...
No angst, just pure sweetness.
Why do some novels always start with disgusting female characters who have no impact on the plot? Doesn't that make the reader uncomfortable? Even though the male lead doesn't like her, it's ridiculous that such an awful character would still be nice to him. So what if she's like an old acquaintance? She's not the real person. I couldn't even finish reading the beginning.
A very good book with delicate emotions.
I only read the first part, but the author's control over the mindset of someone who has lived for a very long time is quite good. In my understanding, immortal monsters either live a carefree life or a serene one, because they have experienced so much. Furthermore, the most important aspects of slice-of-life stories are delicate emotions and character development. Slice-of-life stories are different from other genres, like fantasy, where the daily life can be simplified and the focus can be on highlighting personality. Slice-of-life stories involve more dialogue, which tests the author's control over the details of character development.
The beginning was so stupid, it was purely disgusting to the reader.
Was the draft uploaded? The sudden release of several new chapters seems to have lowered the quality; it doesn't feel polished and has many typos and grammatical errors.
Sorry, I was turned off by that stupid girl at the beginning. Why did the author have to create such a character? And she even said that she looked a lot like the male lead's deceased friend. It was so uncomfortable to watch.