This book is also known as "Running Into a Copper Alloy in the Classroom, It's as Strong as a Monster and Impossible to Beat with Everything I've Got."
Su Youli, Liang Qianxiao, and Luo Xinwan
The three of them used to be bandmates in high school, as well as "best friends" whose feelings for one another had gradually grown heavy and complicated.
"Will you stay with me for the rest of your life?"
"I, I... I'm really sorry!"
At the wedding, Su Youli never imagined that her beloved fiancee, Liang Qianxiao, would take someone else's hand and run away in tears.
And that "someone else" was Luo Xinwan, whose love Su Youli had once painfully turned down!
As if things couldn't get worse, Su Youli met with disaster while chasing after the two of them, and that was the end of her life.
But as if fate were playing a cruel joke, Su Youli returned to age sixteen in the body of a girl named Su Youli.
Only now, her delicate body and sensitive heart made her far more vulnerable.
What choices would Su Youli, now giving off the alluring fragrance of lilies, make?
Sigh.
Actually, what choice did she have?
In the end, after Luo Xinwan and Liang Qianxiao pinned her down together in an empty classroom, Su Youli blushed and tried to struggle.
"Waaah, what are you doing? D-don't do this... I don't want to join you!"
Luo Xinwan: "Oh my, now that you've seen our 'little secret,' you can't escape, you know?"
Liang Qianxiao: "Mmm... Youli, please form a band with us for the rest of our lives!"
(1v1v1, a three-way yuri romance, faithful to one another with no cheating, a fixed trio with no additions)
The plot is bizarre and incredibly toxic. The protagonist seems to be manipulated, having been favored in his past life only to be jilted by two women. Imagine the grief his family must have felt after his death! In this life, he should either let go and allow the other to be happy, or be more mature in his relationships. Instead, he starts off with constant whining and quickly becomes a complete idiot. Is this supposed to be a poet? The two female leads are even more problematic; they've never respected the protagonist in either his past or present life. Even after Luo awakens his memories, he shows no remorse. Is this supposed to be a 1v1v1 relationship? I ended up making a whole pot of vinegar just to make dumplings.
The protagonist only remembers the kindness the two people showed to his family in the past, but doesn't he think about the harm the two people caused to the rest of his family members in the first playthrough? To be able to send gifts to these two amazing people, your family must have hired Hakiko.
The three characters created by the author give the impression that they wouldn't last more than five pages in an NTR (Netorare) doujinshi (internal pornography) novel.
The book is good, the writing is excellent, here are my thoughts.
Let's start with her past life. Being publicly robbed at her wedding and then crashing her plane would have been the end of her life. Even if she hadn't crashed, she would have become a laughingstock in front of the world, and her future would have been half-ruined. "Look, this is the clown who got cheated on in public." And if it were a different gender, and your best friend (who would obviously think it was a joke) publicly cheated on you, I think no one could tolerate that; they would explode. The same applies if you were a different gender; being female isn't a safe haven. And in her second life, perhaps due to Su's personality, she couldn't let things go, she couldn't let go of what she should have. To put it nicely, she was weak-willed; to put it bluntly, she was a coward. With the adulterous couple right in front of her, could she really tolerate it...?
The author has some NTR tendencies, and it's amazing how they managed to portray a knotted wing as a victim's scenario.
My impression is that the author suddenly wanted to create a threesome, but for some reason added a past-life elopement plot. Removing this plot wouldn't cause any conflict; in fact, it makes the protagonist seem particularly cowardly, like someone who can forgive and forget with money. What does he do after being elopeed? He uses the money to form a band with his past-life wife. It's fine to watch, but first, give your brains to Dr. Zombie King. [Sfem:3:309]
The work is good (≧∇≦*), but I'd like to share my personal opinion.
Although I know it's a light novel and the author's writing is decent, I still want to say (you can skip this if you don't want to read it): I don't like this work. I feel the plot is somewhat far-fetched, and I felt uncomfortable after reading just a few chapters. What's with the sexual assault? Does it treat the protagonist like a prostitute? And what's with the sexual assault? He actively becomes the perpetrator. Of course, light novels can be twisted, but for this kind of book, I suggest changing it to something depressing and revising the content. To be honest, I can accept poor writing and typos, but I cannot accept a twisted personality. Morality is a habit that leads to correct choices in behavior, and these choices are based on reasonable desires...
Ugh, this isn't the kind of twisted logic I wanted to see. In just 80,000 words, all I can see is that these two have never really respected Xiao Su in either their past or present lives 😢. No matter how good a relationship is, respecting others and considering their feelings is extremely important. Just for that elopement incident, I think Xiao Su should have sentenced them both to death. Being immature is no excuse for hurting others.
It's so abstract, it's nowhere near as good as your previous book, author. It's like making dumplings for the sake of making a dish of vinegar for the 1V1V1 scene. The last time I saw a 1V1V1 was with Teacher Da Wu from the legendary novel "The Ring of Destiny". I can only wish the author continued success in writing.
After being taken advantage of, he could still endure being sexually assaulted. Even if they liked each other, he shouldn't be this cowardly. Honestly, it's a bit disgusting.