Don’t Blame Him!

The fake young master had a tr*shy boyfriend who, despite being poor, looked down on poverty and admired wealth. After the fake young master fell from grace, the boyfriend heartlessly abandoned him! Then, at lightning speed, he got together with the real young master! Great! Yang Yunran went to break up with him, but when he looked up, he saw this s*umbag who was incredibly handsome! Dressed in a white coat, tall with long legs, a 190 cm tall hottie in uniform! Yang Yunran was struck by this sight and decided to go along with it, falling in love with the s*umbag for three months, leaving with the words: “You live too poorly, let’s break up.” Another month later, a stranger claiming to be his boyfriend appeared in front of Yang Yunran with a gift, saying affectionately, “I’m back from participating in a talent show. We haven’t been in touch for so long, do you miss me, darling?” Yang Yunran: ?? Ah?Yang Yunran: Who have I been dating?? After questioning, the real boyfriend, bewildered, said, “I went for talent show training and couldn’t contact you. Did you come to school to find me? … How did you find me?” Yang Yunran: ………….Damn, these two guys have the same English names. He got the wrong person!! — A few months ago, Jiang Yi was doing research in the laboratory when a white classmate came over and said, “Evan, your boyfriend is looking for you.” After Jiang Yi finished the experiment and took off his gloves, he went out, and the other person was still waiting at the door. With fair skin wrapped in a scarf and soft, straight black hair, he quietly stared at Jiang Yi for a while before coming over to hold his hand. “Are you done with class? I’ve been waiting for you for a long time.” Their relationship progressed quickly and sweetly, but the reason for their breakup almost drove him crazy. — The high-and-mighty flower acts high and mighty without speaking, and the willful little sun does as he pleases.The real s*umbag disappeared due to talent show training, and the protagonist didn’t recognize his boyfriend because of the transmigration, so he found an attacker with the same English name, thinking it was his boyfriend.Not too melodramatic, short, a bit like the entertainment industry, but not too much.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Don’t Blame Him! "Don't Blame Him!" is definitely a novel that elicits strong reactions, and after diving in, I can see why. It's a story centered around the relationship between the MC and ML, navigating their lives and, more specifically, their tumultuous romance. It is a wild ride that requires the reader to be prepared. ### First Impressions Going in, I knew this wasn't going to be a sweet, fluffy romance. The tags alone – "emotionally weak protagonist," "indecisive protagonist," and "unreliable narrator" – set the stage for a potentially frustrating, but perhaps compelling, story. I steeled myself for some angst. ### What Works Well For some readers, the sheer drama and messiness of the relationship between the leads might be a draw. If you're looking for a story where the characters are flawed, make mistakes, and generally act like real (if sometimes frustrating) people, then this might be up your alley. The focus on the MC's journey through life, alongside his relationship, can be engaging if you're willing to be patient. ### Areas of Concern Alright, let's address the elephant in the room. Some readers have pointed out instances of what they perceived as subtle racism within the novel. I can see how certain descriptions or phrases, particularly those related to characters of specific nationalities, could be interpreted as insensitive or stereotypical. Whether intentional or not, these moments definitely detract from the overall reading experience and are worth noting. Also, the narrative and translation can be confusing at times because of pronoun errors. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out specific instances that they found problematic. For example, the ML makes a comment about a British character having "bald genes." Another example is the description of an Indian driver using "curry flavored curses." The fact that the MC is surprised the ML could understand an Indian accent during online classes. These examples are worth noting, and you should decide whether to continue reading the novel. ### Final Verdict "Don’t Blame Him!" is a complicated novel. It's not a light read, and it's definitely not for everyone. If you're willing to overlook the flaws and potentially problematic elements, and if you enjoy a messy, angsty romance with flawed characters, then you might find something to appreciate here. However, I would definitely recommend going in with your eyes wide open and being prepared for a potentially bumpy ride.