
Reject One Heroine a Day, and Stay Far Away from a Bad Ending
一天拒绝一女主,烂尾结局远离我
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- Completed
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- 527k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- 1y ago
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The male lead is such a jerk! He wants to leave the female lead but doesn't, he's constantly torn between wanting what he doesn't have and wanting what he doesn't. It's infuriating!
Indecisiveness only makes one cruel to those who are kind to them.
This is pure, utterly silly writing. It hurts people so much; their love will turn to hate, and you'll suffer even more later. And this is how you respond to someone's expectations? Can't you talk things out? Why do you have to tear things apart? I wonder how you're going to salvage this relationship. The very beginning makes it impossible to continue reading. Dropped! Dropped!
Firstly, unrequited love is certainly a selling point; personally, I quite look forward to stories where the male lead rejects so-called heroines and becomes a lone wolf or finds his own happiness. However, the male lead's methods in this book seem to demonstrate very low emotional intelligence, like a middle school student who only knows how to refuse, yet then agrees to the engagement—a hypocrite (which is more important, that or his life?). Having read the latest chapter, I basically understand the "saying one thing but meaning another" trope, but the author hasn't executed it well. I'll continue to observe.
Seeing so many people criticizing me makes me feel relieved.
The portrayal of emotional interactions between people is clichéd and stiff; the foreshadowing and plot development are too rushed; the environmental and action descriptions are insufficient to evoke imagination; and the psychological descriptions are too simplistic. Overall, it is rather awkward, but you have already surpassed most masterpieces.
The author seems to be risking a poor ending, so let's play it safe.
He maintains a lingering connection, only treating those close to him harshly, while remaining inactive towards others who look down on him—a completepathy.
This book is a bit disgusting, but it's still very difficult to read, so don't worry.
This is so stupid, I can't stand it anymore.