Love Like a Tidal Wave of Sickness

I've already said that books written by this kind of person are devoid of substance, and they like to abandon the story halfway through. Everyone knows what kind of person he is; he deceives readers into spending money on free copies, and then fails to write a proper ending. I won't even go into his background.

To be honest, setting aside the content (there's not much to discuss at this point), the author struck me as incredibly immature, completely lacking in responsibility and commitment. He consistently promises updates, but then fails to deliver. Before starting the book, he said he wanted to write a good story, but after his initial enthusiasm waned, he came up with countless reasons and excuses for not updating. Many readers followed this book after reading his previous one, but this behavior truly disappoints the majority of readers who trusted him. If an author is genuinely busy and has no time, then they shouldn't start a book or publish it. If they're just writing for themselves, no one will criticize them. But once you publish it on a platform, readers...

Actually, I feel this book didn't perform as well as the previous one because it lacked the initial excitement and gripping atmosphere. It also lacked the yandere feel of the previous book, where many enjoyed the psychological descriptions of Chika's reactions when others approached Su Yu. This one, however, feels like three people taking turns, completely unaware of each other's presence, lacking that sense of competition. There are no climaxes, and it's a very slow burn. And then, whatever you do, don't tell everyone who will win beforehand. I remember this one revealed it early on, which greatly diminished my interest. I think it's better not to tell; everyone has their favorite characters, so it's better not to...

I'm a senior and should be looking for a job. I won't be in the mood to write anything until I have a stable job. It's best to find my footing again after I've settled down.

The male lead's character is even more to my liking than in the previous book. I love his tendency to try and help others even when he's in dire straits himself. Tragedy is about showing the destruction of beauty, and the more noble the male lead's character, the more stark the contrast with the three "wicked" female leads, and the more pleasure I get from being manipulated by them. (Ahem, my fetish is showing.) It's not that I have sadomasochistic tendencies; I just enjoy seeing the male lead maintain his nobility despite all the hardships. Jade may break but its whiteness remains; bamboo may burn but its integrity remains intact. The more extreme the suffering, the more it highlights the beauty of his qualities and the strength of his will. Hmm… I said…

Hey, we're all college students, I can understand. It's frustrating not seeing the ending, but they don't write for a living. A little criticism is fine, but some people's mouths are just too foul.

My dear author, you don't think you can just abandon the story because of a screen, do you? I've already started learning fortune-telling; let's talk face-to-face in three years about how many centimeters I'll leave you.

Resurrect my love 😭😭😭

I suggest you just end this one and start a new one. This one is beyond saving; you've already changed the premise, so you might as well carry over the new premise to the next book.

This one, I must say, is definitely more to my liking than the previous two—the protagonist's character design is fantastic. Someone who was walking a bright path suddenly falls into an abyss without even realizing it. His incongruous demeanor and behavior, his instilled kindness from childhood, his clean, pure, flawless, and gentle nature—like a beautiful piece of jade, attracting countless covetous and scrutinizing gazes. This feeling of gradually falling into the abyss without realizing it is indeed agonizing at first glance. In other genres, I might be a little impatient, but within the yandere (obsessive and possessive) genre, it's a perfect fit, a match made in heaven, perfectly matching my criteria for a yandere...