Suppressing the Protagonist in the Start to Seize the Heroine - Reviews

I kinda like Fang Yunsheng's attitude and sass. He's kind of refreshing to the eyes and leaves a good taste in my mouth.I can't quite blame Fang Mu, he's a good lover but at the same time he's not. I'm indeed dissapointed at him, for not knowing his lover too well. But... as I've said, when one is inlove, intentionally or unintentionally hide things to our lover to impress him/her. One will only know one's tru colors if they live on the same roof.All the pretenses will be gone, and habits that we have since birth will show. That's the reason why couples divorce, because they find something unpleasant to their partners. Thei conflicting personalities are being challenged hence ends up on marital arguments.That's natural. So don't hate Fang Mu too much.

"I simply wish the author wouldn't employ an anti-adblock measure, as it takes me about 20 seconds to edit the HTML for each chapter. However, considering many of their stories have been quite enjoyable, I'd encourage giving this one a try."

This narrative focuses on my aversion to stories about regret or second chances where the protagonist instantly becomes invincible upon regression. The beginning might feel a bit cringeworthy, but I appreciate the development when they reveal the hardships their past self faced. As for the romance, it's rather unremarkable – a typical high school affair that doesn't particularly impress me and often comes across as cringe-worthy. The business aspect is merely average, which is understandable given the setting in high school and my low expectations for it to improve significantly later on. What does entertain me is seeing the main character (MC) get some comeuppance from the sidelines. Overall, it's an enjoyable read despite its flaws.

A light and entertaining read for when you need a break from deep thinking. Although the plot may be somewhat predictable, the early stages of the romance are quite charming. It's unclear if it will turn into a full harem, which slightly bothers me. Up to the point I've reached, there have been two main love interests, but a third character has recently appeared. The protagonist appears content with his current connections, but it's hard to anticipate the author's next move.

I wouldn't mind if the story focuses solely on the initial two female leads, but personally, I'd prefer if the main character made a decisive choice.

Very nice story, well written. Congrats to the writter. I like it very much, the emotions and the feelings are very well describe, i could feel it... I cry... ?? Only thing i can tell is that the last 6-7 chapters need to be edited, there are rows with all kinds of signs.

waiting for the update dear author