You Want to Conquer My Sister After We Broke Up? We Barely Know Each Other

The writing is excellent, and many say it's similar to He Xue's, which is true to some extent. But personally, I feel it's the writing style that's very similar. He Xue excels at using just a few strokes of her pen to pierce the heart with effortless depth, while the author's writing is somewhat deliberately roundabout and complex.

I'm writing this while my stomach is cramping. Even though I'm not young anymore, I still can't swallow capsules properly, and I gagged a few times. I guess I'm a bit of a jinx. The original purpose of writing novels was to supplement my income, as I'm short of money for various reasons, but despite my efforts, things haven't really taken off. Also, due to the current environment, yuri (lesbian) stories are restricted, and my first foray into campus romance was fraught with difficulties and many detours. Regarding this book: My intention was to tell the story of a selfish, bad kid who becomes good, but perhaps because of my own struggles, a life filled with bitterness and resentment, and a aimless existence, these emotions have seeped into the book, giving some readers a negative experience. This...

It's just a novel; there's no need to be so aggressive. I'm not feeling well; I'll update tomorrow.

The author writes quite well, but I think there's something wrong with the work; the characters are tormented in the book... And the readers are tormented outside of it.

I think the biggest difference between this male lead and the male lead in *Snow* is that he's not gentle enough. Although the male lead in *Snow* is a jerk, he knows how to coax and reason with people, making him more enjoyable to watch.

I don't like my older sister at all anymore.

Those two sisters can be tortured however they want, Wen Qian is the true female lead.

I sent it, I can't hold on any longer.

I love that scumbag male lead!

Isn't this He Xue's alternate account? (Doge)