You’re the One Who Told Me to Leave. So Why Are You Clinging to My Leg?

It's so beautiful! 🐶 Everyone, let's give it a thumbs up and make everyone want to watch Akagi!

The author, who has no testicles, is so happy about being cheated on, and he's still not giving up. He even finds all sorts of excuses to go to other people's homes and make trouble for them.

This is yet another tragic and disgusting story of a loser being cheated on.

The writing is illogical, the plot is very chaotic, character names are frequently wrong, and events that happened in the past are presented as if they were new acquaintances.

Those who haven't tried this should take a look.

The classic arrived in half the time.

You must have been pretty good at holding back laughter while you were writing this.

It's marketed as a "feel-good" novel, but it's actually a angst-filled one. Yeah, a "wise" novel designed to torture readers. The plot follows a template, fails to get to the heart of the matter, and then there's the abrupt ending. Looking beyond the surface, it seems the author, while developing the characters, also felt that Mu was right, that she did nothing wrong, yet she was so wronged.

There are too many short dramas like this now. Either the parents treat their biological children like dirt because of their adopted daughter, or the wife only has eyes for her mistress or ex-boyfriend, ignoring her married husband. Then the turtle is reborn… a hundred different scenarios, essentially one script.

The entire text is written from "my" perspective [laughing and crying emoji]. The protagonist doesn't use a name; "I" is used throughout the entire story.