
The Loser's Theory of Happiness
败犬少年的幸福理论
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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489Chapters
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224.2kRecommendations
2.2kReviews
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What's going on? It was written before that Yang Nai liked the protagonist, then the protagonist's second brother appeared, and the comments section started shipping them. The author seems to be influenced by the reviews, and inexplicably started giving Yang Nai and the second brother a bickering-lovers dynamic. Will they actually get together later? #(So sad)#(So sad) I'm so worried! Previously, it was said that Yukino was being unhelpful and she would take matters into her own hands. If that's the case, then don't write about Haruno's special feelings for the protagonist in the first place. Is this random pairing up a female author's preference? Can't she tell who the main character is?
Young man, reading this book will make you weak!
It seems like nobody reads this book anymore, even though it's really good.
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