Why Does My Devoted Husband Still Remember the Past of Being Bullied by a Villainess?

After reading just a few pages, you'll see some overly sentimental, artsy sentences. Those who enjoyed the author's earlier yandere (obsessive and possessive) stories will definitely love this one. Even if you haven't read it before, a few pages will draw you in, making you excited and unforgettable. You might find it hard to get into at first, but you'll find yourself drawn back, ultimately discovering it's a great book. Once you finish one, you won't forget it, constantly returning to the author to see if they release a new book. In 2022, I first encountered the author's yandere stories. Because it was a slow burn at first, and I was experiencing academic setbacks and problems with study methods at the time, I simply...

O soul, return... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 O soul, return... I urge on the long whip and rein in the six reins... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 O soul, return... I sing as I cross the mountains... Return... O soul, return... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 O soul, return! Sing a triumphant song and triumph! We await our comrades to give their all! 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥 O soul, return... O soul, return.

In my opinion, this book is far inferior to Fusheng's previous work, "Even After Rebirth, I Can't Escape Her Love." I feel this book is lacking in many aspects. Fusheng's writing style is good, among the best in the industry, but the book feels very disjointed. The main characters are poorly developed, especially the male lead. The severe inconsistency in his personality makes it feel like Fusheng is creating two protagonists from different novels. The past experiences of the male lead are deeply etched in his memory and cannot be easily erased, as they have completely rewritten his fundamental nature and distorted his personality. His later ability to fight back against the wicked woman is attributed to his awakening, which is...

The shadows of the past have faded with the wind and rain, Yu Shu hides his blade, awaiting the passage of time. A top university nurtures talent, a meteoric rise in the workplace. A happy marriage and a warm family, the envy of all, a fine young man. Unaware of the sorrow hidden in the darkness, the past, like smoke, is hard to forget. The youthful sharpness is like frost, the wicked woman hides her sword in the abyss. Ruthless methods are used to vow revenge, the dark past tempers a strong heart. Today, he finds peace in the gentle embrace of his wife, his dreams enduring. But the shadow of evil returns, how can he bear it? Can this husband set sail again? From darkness to light, from peace to new challenges. The hatred of the past, the fear of today, should he once again wield the sword to protect himself and his family? Only time will tell.

Will you miss the person who wrote the book "Rebirth"?

At least he finished writing about rebirth, right? I think that's already pretty good. At the very least, he left behind a really good book.

You should find a class to attend. Your kind of writing style can only be found on Toutiao (a Chinese online literature platform). Your previous book, purely based on yandere themes, still managed over 100,000 views even when Pineapple (a popular Chinese online literature platform) was practically dead, which shows how well it was written. But now, it's a mystery if Toutiao can even reach 10,000 daily active users. It can't even get a 10,000-subscriber mark in a month. It lacks brand recognition. Your previous book truly brought together all the yandere readers within Pineapple's fanbase.

It's not that I don't believe you, but you've already stopped writing two books before this one. The only one you've finished is "The Escape," and it's not that the data is bad; it feels like it's just writer's block on your part. First, ask yourself honestly, will you really be able to settle down and continue writing these three books in the future? Second, this one is the most regrettable. The data was good, and you suddenly stopped when you were right before it was finished, without giving any reason in between, and only now you're apologizing.

Seeing so many people criticizing you makes me feel relieved.

From now on, I'll call you Float.