
Archrival, I Really Know I Was Wrong!
死对头,我真的知道错了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 568k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Black campus, black factory. Schools should nurture talents, and factories should prioritize standardization. Unexpectedly, both turned out to be distorted, squeezing out youth and destroying dreams. Schools have become arenas of fame and fortune, where grades are paramount and hearts are chilled. The black factory is like a prison, forcing students to work and shedding tears. Youthful years were wasted, and ideals were worn away. When will I be free to leave this place and find my true self?
I'm back! I won the revival match! [Sfem:3:318][sfem:3:318][sfem:3:317][sfem:3:317][sfem:3:317]
Is anyone still watching? I feel like I'm completely finished.
Waaah, school's started! This lousy school made us do an early internship—six months! Sorry, my fellow readers. But don't worry, the author definitely won't abandon the story. Xiaoyin's book was also interrupted for two months due to classes, but it was still completed. This is definitely going to end. Ugh, I'm so angry! Everyone else is criticizing Sun Wukong from Mythology, but I'm criticizing my school and factory internship.
I've finished reading it, and to be honest, it's much better written than the previous one. Both the plot and the emotional delivery are excellent—a truly straightforward and unpretentious style for a book like Pineapple Bun. Even the filler parts are still enjoyable to read; there's no stomach-churning feeling. So, really, don't even think about your mental illness anymore.
The contrast between the beginning and end is stark. The book is divided into three parts: the first part sees the female lead seducing the male lead; the second part shows the male lead turning evil; and the third part sees him redeemed and letting go of his obsessions, while the female lead accepts the current situation and confesses her feelings to him. It's a good read, but too many plot holes remain unfilled, and even the main storyline isn't finished—a complete disappointment.
The plot is dragging on too much. They're still holding back some of the secret identities; it feels like it won't last until they're all exposed.
There was too much buildup, and in the end, there was no need for any training; the female lead simply succumbed to temptation. It felt like punching a pillow—utterly frustrating.
How much longer until you come back from your internship? I can't wait any longer. I'll keep masturbating until you get back.
Several of the characters in the author's books have serious illnesses, but they're still quite enjoyable.