My Girlfriend Just Dumped Me, and Now the Campus Belle Has Her Eye on Me

The pacing feels so slow. From breakfast to getting to school, it probably only takes two hours, yet the author has devoted three to four chapters to describing it. Couldn't there be more plot development instead of just constant "explanation"?

I always press the button after watching.

Aside from stories featuring mothers who are overly protective of their children and stories set in a feminist world, do any other guys know of any novels with married women in them?

I suddenly noticed that the novel currently has 43 chapters, and the timeline is progressing... 3 days?

Mother and daughter love it so much! Keep it up, it's so well written!

The writing is very good, but the protagonist doesn't feel like an emotionless person. Instead, he seems like a nice guy. An emotionless person with goals should be terrifying because he doesn't have any so-called pitiful morality or sympathy. He will directly deal with anyone or anything that gets in his way. The only things that can restrain him are his "family" or the punishment of the law (which is beyond the reach of the law).

There are indeed too many explanations regarding the third-person, God-like perspective. Of course, for now, the flaws don't outweigh the merits, but continuing in this way will lead to aesthetic fatigue and negatively impact the viewing experience.

But his ex-girlfriend was really great. After reading the first few chapters, although life is unpredictable, this girl had spent so much time with him. Even though there was no romantic feeling, often indifference breeds more intense love.

How strange.

Every female character in this film is incredibly talented.