Problematic Campus Belle, Stay Away from My Body!

Regarding the controversy surrounding the ending, you can probably glean some insight from the comments section. If you're lucky, you might even have seen my angry comments and arguments with the author. However, if I were to give a comprehensive evaluation, I would still recommend this work to the average reader. First, the overall writing style is quite good, making it a comfortable read. The plot revolves around the male and female protagonists switching bodies, gradually advancing their relationship and resolving their respective family and psychological issues. It's a very reasonable plot structure. The male protagonist's growth beautifully illustrates the theme of "love..."

This book... The beginning was so depressing, and then the reviews showed it went downhill even further. The later parts made me want to vomit. The male lead got into that university with the female lead's mother's help, but what about the female lead? Her goals were always set by others; did she even have a sense of self? I initially thought the plot was a build-up, with the male lead rescuing the female lead, but now it just feels like a forced happy ending, and it's disgusting.

Is Little One finished? Little One is finished!

If you find the later parts unacceptable because of some book reviews, then I can only say you're not meant to read this book. Sigh, really, letting other people's opinions prevent you from continuing will only be a huge regret. Having endured many of the pitfalls of typical slice-of-life novels, I think the later plot of this book is perfectly fine. You say they were forced not to be together, you say it's bad, I agree. But in the end, Lin's mother didn't really stop them; she had essentially let go. It's very good and sweet.

The first half is a god among gods, the second half... I seriously doubt the author's mental state.

I want to see a pregnant woman I encounter on the street.

The ending had some issues. It needed to explain the body swap with the parents, but the earlier setup stipulated that the intoxication was controlled by the body. Later, when Beixing drank and swapped bodies with Luyu, she was forced to get drunk, even though the original setup meant she shouldn't have gotten drunk using Luyu's body. Then there was Beixing's interesting reaction after finding out, which was glossed over. The level of detail was off. I won't mention the tragic ending where she was criticized, but I really wanted to see Beixing get revenge on Luyu!

It seems they wanted to finish it quickly, so they used a third-person perspective throughout, making the pace very fast. The descriptions were also inadequate and rushed, which is not good and resulted in a very poor experience.

I've read 312 chapters. Last night I dreamt that I filled in all the plot details in my mind. I'm not reading anymore. Goodbye.

I just finished reading the ending, and this is my second book review. Since short reviews might get buried quickly, I'm writing a longer one so everyone can see it. Regarding the ending, I personally think it's quite good. The final twist, while a bit heartbreaking, wasn't as outrageous as many reviews claim. It wasn't a bad ending at all; it was actually a very good one. Actually, I think the biggest problem is that many readers followed the book closely, and I was one of them. When you're enjoying a sweet read and suddenly bite into a piece of glass, it's definitely hard to accept. And before the interludes, it was unclear why I encountered such a bitter situation...