The happy life of killing an ex-boyfriend

This is a remarkably short completed work that delivers a focused revenge arc within just seven chapters. Its primary strength lies in its brevity; it does not overstay its welcome and provides a quick resolution to the central conflict. However, the narrative's extreme shortness is also its greatest weakness. With only a handful of chapters, there is little room for genuine character development for Chen Jing or the supporting cast, making the emotional payoff feel superficial. The very low view count suggests it has not gained significant traction, which is understandable given its size. While it functions as a quick diversion, it lacks the substance required for a truly impactful story. It serves more as a conceptual sketch of a revenge plot than a fully realized novel.