From Now On, We Vanish From Each Other's Lives

Is that all? I thought today was just an early update.

Good-looking and I love watching

The male protagonist isn't like a real man; he's attracted to women with no boundaries, enjoys being cuckolded, and can't seem to break the habit. After watching it, you'll find your values ​​shattered.

The kidney donation scam and all the previous frauds have been exposed, yet the female lead can still be good friends with the mistress, calling her "A-Zhou" so affectionately. Before, when she swore she'd only live for the male lead, I thought he went too far. Now, it seems this woman is definitely not someone I should keep.

The mistress has been deceiving the woman for so many years, even tricking her into donating a kidney to save her life—and they're just going to leave it at that? Just gloss over it like that? And the woman continues to be good friends with the mistress?

It's pretty rubbish. From the very beginning, it gives off a depressing feeling. Watching too much of this kind of work will affect one's health. Thumbs down.

The female lead is repeatedly redeemed, like someone who knows you've secretly killed several members of your family, and each time you find out, you forgive them. Then, in the last two chapters, she's suddenly redeemed again—unbelievable!

It kept dying but couldn't quite die, so it's gone now. Just donate it properly. At least it made some contribution.

Forced conflict, forced villainy, the more he says he loves you, the less he actually does—a master of empty talk. And in the end, the male lead doesn't even die! Even if you killed him off and then had him reborn, I'd still respect the author.

This ending is like a child's game; it not only forces a logical connection but also tries to be self-indulgent.