After We Broke Up, the Beautiful Girls Started Pursuing Me Like Crazy

It's my birthday today, so I'm just going to laze around for the day!

A few months ago, I stumbled upon this novel while slacking off. After reading a few chapters, I was surprisingly hooked. Coincidentally, while slacking off again, I wrote this review. To be honest, the title wasn't appealing. My first impression was something like "chasing-after-the-husband-in-a-lifetime" or "the female leads starting with maxed-out affection and taking turns giving themselves away." A cursory glance, and it seemed like "a melodramatic harem novel." It's a story of gratuitous angst. Reading one chapter might evoke pity and sadness for the protagonist's tragic situation, but reading ten would make you disdain the author's forced sentimentality and annoyed at your own past sentimentality. Reading a hundred...

Regarding the comment above, I must clarify that this book is absolutely non-toxic and contains no NTR. I don't know if it was because my initial explanation was unclear or the dialogue between the male and female leads was unclear. If there is even the slightest hint of NTR, I'll be struck by lightning. I hope new readers won't be misled and will read the book carefully. Incidentally, the original title of this book was "After a Breakup, I Picked Up My Idol Girlfriend".

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Holy crap, that ending was pretty harsh.

"Living, at Least Having Lived" – Review of "After the Breakup, I Was Pursued Madly by Beautiful Girls" Haha, I only realized it was finished after the book ended. Actually, I was afraid of saying the wrong thing, but I still wanted to say something, to write something. The ending was sudden, a bit abrupt, but seemingly quite reasonable, right? This story, I think, has been as bright as possible; continuing further, I can't think of any logically sound or better ending. This applies to the characters in the book, and it's pretty much the same for the author's writing. Okay, okay, the book is very good, the writing is excellent...

The overall writing style of this novel is rather understated and gentle. The author's choice of words and the overall atmosphere it creates lack the passion of other yandere novels, instead conveying a subtle emotion. It offers readers a sense of melancholy rather than suspense or thrills. The first minor climax so far evokes a feeling of powerlessness, but this likely serves as a prelude to the later climax. The author's character portrayals are quite vivid. The characters who have appeared so far are well-developed, though they haven't reached their pathological state yet. I eagerly await the author's depiction of when the characters transform into their pathological state. (One more thing...)

The all-girls school theme was a major flaw; it fell apart later on, which was very strange.

A perfect start but no grand ending—writing a novel isn't easy!

Halfway through the third volume, it's time for a review. Judging from the title, I thought you were going to follow the usual formula and fall into the same trap as most books, but it's still the same old recipe and flavor. Rather than the typical rebirth, reverse-harem, and dark path, young man, you seem to prefer this kind of madness beneath a peaceful daily life, although you could already see that in the previous book. I was wrong to think the protagonist was normal, terribly wrong. The so-called PTSD is definitely a huge pitfall, and the uncle and aunt are also characters slated to appear, right? I'm really looking forward to seeing the protagonist get completely destroyed. Although the harem characters aren't many yet (I think the story will likely continue around these people), in terms of quantity...