Arknights, Are You the Great Benefactor?

Dude, how come you changed it to a single female lead at the end? In the early stages, he was doing quite well at Penguin Logistics. Damn, the romance between Little Devil and Lappland was practically a semi-explicit storyline, and A-Neng was also a hidden one. Then, after writing hundreds of chapters and almost halfway through, when they got to Xi, suddenly Xi was always with him, and Little Devil was relegated to the ban list. I thought Xi's blushing was the beginning of the protagonist's understanding of harems and emotions, but who knew it was the beginning of the ban list? They wrote so much about other characters' romances too, but then it was completely ignored later on. It's unbelievable, bro. I only saw the real story at the very end. Turns out the whole thing was just foreshadowing and subtle hints. To be fair, the beginning and middle of the book are very engaging, and the ending regains the fun of the first half. However, the latter half declines somewhat, losing some of the initial upside-down humor and becoming a bit disjointed. Nevertheless, the writing style is still acceptable. In summary, should those who like single-female-lead stories like Xi check this out? No, I just couldn't resist. The first half doesn't mention Xi, and the second half doesn't offer any sweet moments. Overall, it follows the harem novel formula, but then forces a single-female-lead ending. Those who enjoy chaotic fun and storylines can check it out.

I really support this new author; their skills in backstabbing and disgusting readers are maxed out. #(Angry)

It's a complete pile of shit, you son of a bitch. All that ambiguity in the beginning, and then you end up with a single female lead? Author, are you an idiot?

After finishing the entire book, I'll give my evaluation, just like the previous Shennong versions: It's readable. Most people who read books are probably looking for "fun + daily life + sweetness," but this author is just a stray dog. Every chapter can have its fun moments; just make sure they're short, simple, and quick. However, daily routines and sugary drinks require long-term operation. The author, Sima, spent a lot of time setting up the characters like Lagouzi, Degouzi, and A'Neng in the early stages, but after reaching 500 chapters, when Xi appeared, she immediately became the sole female lead. The first three characters simply disappeared. To put it bluntly, Fumu only dares to write like this because they're mass-producing content. I'm too tired to just find pirated copies. If the author betrays the readers, don't blame the readers for killing his fanbase. Searching for books on websites like SouShuBa, Book Club, and AiYue Bookstore are all good options. Anyway, I'm not going to buy a copy; it pales in comparison to the truth of the book "People in Terra, Governing a Bizarre Little Country." P. S.: I wrote this purely to criticize the author. Please forgive me if I have offended any readers. I hope everyone can find their own unique joy in the novel, after all, isn't that what reading novels is all about?

It's clear that the later parts were forced and contrived.

New book!!

Does the author have a group?

#(Haha)#(Haha)#(Haha)