You Turned Down My Confession, So I'm Leaving. Don't Chase Me!

The neighbors next door are offering it for free, why are you charging here?

Qimao, an app that used to be free, is now charging for it? And this is an app managed by Qimao!

Who did she end up with?

After reading for so long, I can't say this novel is particularly good. In fact, it gets a bit of a headache after a while. There's no angst or sweet romance, just endless, long stretches of dog food (a Chinese slang term for excessive, sentimental writing). It's utterly devoid of substance, not terrible, but not good either.

Hmm... My suggestion is that readers who haven't finished the book yet should save it first, or those who are halfway through should ideally read after chapter 300 to read this review. It should resonate with you, as this is my first book review, even though I've already read many others.

Sigh, I'm really heartbroken. How could the ending of so many chapters turn out like this? Where's my Qiluo dress?

After watching that, I felt like Black Mamba was crawling all over me.

The timelines are so confusing, I can't tell which one is real.

The writer was unintentional, but the reader was deeply affected. A smooth start, but the middle section faltered. The logical reasoning became increasingly confusing. The length was too short, leaving readers frustrated. A lack of ambition resulted in a terrible ending. In my eyes, this novel's destructive power is no less than that of a beloved classic.

It's a pretty good novel, but the female lead collects too many mutant male characters. What a pity!