Why Would Anyone Think I’ll Keep Liking Her Forever?

It's ridiculous. The male protagonist, or rather the author, keeps emphasizing that he's let go, yet he still acts sarcastic and passive-aggressive in front of An Ran. I don't mind the sarcasticness, but to emphasize letting go while writing the plot like this... Isn't that a bit...

Heh, you abandoned this one and started a new one, heh. Have you ever finished a book? You just release it, make a quick buck, and run. Heh, you even argued with readers and deleted comments back then. You delete them once, and I'll come back to complain later, heh.

You insult readers, then disband your group, bypass the Great Firewall, cash out and run, then immediately abandon the book and start a new one, cashing out as soon as it's released. So bypassing the Great Firewall works now? Pah! You used to call readers the bad apples, but look who is now, who deceived them? You abandoned the book after a few chapters and ran away. You have the nerve to insult readers? You're not worthy! Aren't you powerful? Aren't you going to bypass the Great Firewall? Pah!

I've been reading on Pineapple Books for about four or five years now, and I've read many excellent books, but I've also been fed quite a bit of trash. This book is definitely worth recommending! The writing is superb, the psychological descriptions of the characters are very detailed, and the plot and logic are very smooth. Although the story framework is a bit old-fashioned, the author has managed to give an old story a fresh look with words, which is commendable! Let me share my personal opinion. I didn't give it a 10 because I personally feel that this book isn't quite flawless yet. Qin Shiyu's appearance felt a bit sudden, almost like she was given away for free. Based on my observation, I felt that Qin Shiyu's affection for the male lead was too high from the beginning, even after they started living together...

Run, just go straight to the point. The characters An Ran and Zhao are so disgustingly written; nobody likes them for their shamelessness. And what's with Tianhua?

Author, you've practically forced me into a pure romance fan! I originally read this book for the harem aspect, but now I just want pure love. You've portrayed Qin Shiyu far too beautifully compared to the other female leads. I disliked Zhao Zijin from the moment she appeared; she's too spoiled and lacks emotional intelligence. An Ran was alright before, but after she reappeared at the start of the new semester, I started to dislike her. I don't know why, I just suddenly started to hate An Ran. In comparison, Qin Shiyu...

Watching Xiao Qin transform from a shy, cute, and innocent young girl into a pseudo-yandere.

It's 5:10 AM on August 16, 2022. I've read Chapter 67. I can't post book reviews on Torch, so I'll just write a brief summary. I really like the character An Ran (a rare character who's good for you), but the attempt to redeem her is quite awkward. Given that the male lead already has a great girlfriend, if he were to return to the competitive path, he'd be acting like a complete idiot.

To accept all or just pure love?

The author is dead.