You're Not Trying to Win Him Back, You Want Me Dead
你们不是在追夫，你们是想让我死
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Campus
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The "heartfelt words" style is so awkward (I'm sick of watching it on Feilu and Tomato). It's basically all forced onto the male lead.
It's 2022 already, and there are so many "heartfelt confessions" these days, but very few are well-written about inner thoughts. The more you read them, the more awkward they become. Yours is a prime example.
I feel the author's writing style is inappropriate. Even if the author is bad at naming characters, they shouldn't narrow down the scope so much. They could have used a few random characters (A, B, C) and employed paneling techniques to subtly depict each female lead piecing together fragmented information from different friends to resolve each misunderstanding. Now, the writing makes the male lead seem like a self-comforting idiot. How can anyone read this book?
I can't stand these kinds of heartfelt posts; they're so boring, all the same, lacking originality, and just using the same template.
The genre of "heartfelt emotions" is already so overused that hardly anyone reads it. I never expected light novels to have this genre too. Speechless.
The male protagonist deserves to be bullied.
It's hard to say. We shouldn't discourage new authors' enthusiasm for writing.
Bro, if your inner thoughts are awkward, it's better to just let the female lead confirm her suspicions step by step.
This novel made my head spin. How to put it? After reading a few chapters, I realized the male lead is quite powerful, but he can't break up with her? Even if you force her to ignore you and break up, what can she do?
I'll drop it as soon as it's released. There's nothing inherently wrong with mind-reading stories, but I think the author didn't strike the right balance. Everyone says you shouldn't use your brain when reading novels, but this male lead is practically brainless—it's the first time I've seen one. And the female lead's characterization is problematic. This student council president's guilt isn't what it seems; frankly, she's still stringing him along.