She Clearly Loves Me, Yet She Only Says So After Breaking Up

This book was conceived on a whim by the author, who spent considerable time considering various prototypes. I personally enjoy romance novels, harems, and pure love stories, but I vehemently dislike harem plots and NTR. So, you can read with peace of mind. There are subtle foreshadowing elements throughout, so please take your time to read. If you still find it difficult to read, it's simply due to the author's limited abilities; I can't cover everything perfectly. I hope this doesn't spoil your enjoyment. The goal for this book is one million words. As long as there's even a little reader support, the author will continue writing. Every bit of support is progress, and I'm confident that I can write even better stories for you in the next book, and the one after that.

What was the ending?

I have a question: This book features a single female protagonist, so is it a harem novel?

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!

It felt okay. After breaking up with Su Xiaoyue, the male lead seemed to have let go of some obsessions and the two had no contact. At that time, Miss Bai entered the male lead's field of vision, and other competitors did not enter the scene. So Miss Bai won and got married in the end. I felt that this reason was quite reasonable in the previous life. However, I don't know what butterfly effect happened in this life. Maybe it was also because of Miss Bai?

Suddenly I realized, does the male protagonist still think he's a virgin?

I'm kind of a freeloader; I read some paid chapters while accumulating vouchers, mainly because I'm still a minor and haven't linked my bank card yet. I'll subscribe to the full version later. Let me share my thoughts, since everyone has their own opinion. Some people hate the ex-girlfriend, some love her. I really like her. She's a pitiful character, yearning for love and needing to be saved. In my opinion, she was deeply moved by a huge shock, breaking through those barriers and developing a smooth, flowing relationship with the male lead, undoubtedly showing deep love for him. But relationships inevitably experience setbacks. Some people think that Su's situation might be unfair to others. But what I want to say is...

I'm promoting my own completed novel, a million-word harem novel titled "Forced by Life," which you can see by clicking on my profile picture. It's a complete harem story with a happy ending, though there are some sad parts. It's all about violence and the female lead will fight back. Sorry if this bothers you.

The plot seems to be getting increasingly melodramatic.

Personally, I think the reason for the drop in favorites is the excessive amount of nonsensical narration and exposition in recent content. The author might like this style, but most readers are more interested in the plot's progression than spending several days reading mostly environmental and psychological descriptions. My suggestion is to adjust the balance between plot progression and exposition; speeding up the story would greatly improve the reading experience.