After Going Bankrupt, I Was Invited by Chihaya Anon to Join MyGO

At first, everyone thought they were number 3. As a result, the pink-haired girl turned around and realized that what she had picked up on Xianyu (a second-hand marketplace) wasn't 90% new or even 99% new, but brand new and unopened. I can't hold it in anymore, she's so energetic! 🤣🤣🤣

The male lead is quite famous now, and everyone around him knows he has a bunch of ex-girlfriends and has written many songs, but nobody knows exactly who his ex-girlfriends are. Doesn't anyone find that strange? #(Sweat) The author could have easily had other characters ask the male protagonist, and then the protagonist would reveal that he was actually the god of the Wood Realm. #(Laughs)

All I can say is that Chihaya Aine is indeed the most suitable girlfriend. She doesn't have so many gravity, constraints, or family problems, and her personality is gentle and cheerful. Among a group of effeminate women and eccentric geniuses, she is practically a game-changer. In terms of personality, among the 11 people from Mygo and Mujica, only Junda Mana can go toe-to-toe with Chihaya Aine. The other 9 are not worth mentioning, as they all have some personality and psychological issues.

The female characters in this book give off a sense of absurdity, like those in the original work—wearing masks, telling lies, and wanting everything. My assessment is: awful! (Laughs) So far, I've been watching this entirely from the perspective of a palace drama: the awkward and overthinking Su Shi, the love-hate relationship with Lao Xiang, the silly but directly charismatic Chihaya Aine, and a group of female supporting characters who feign compliance to achieve their own goals… Of course, there's also the male lead, who drifts along like a puppet.

Damn it, even the plots written by Hypergryph are better than WSD's. They deserve it!

This novel is strange; it doesn't have much romance or gravity distortion, but it's still readable. The fact that she becomes his ex-girlfriend without any romance is just too funny.

Fast forward to the private investigator's investigation, which reveals that the male protagonist didn't have any ex-girlfriends at all. The news reports that the male protagonist's reputation as a Casanova is fake, and he actually didn't have that many relationships.

The book review section is absolutely right. The author's perfectly bad abstract writing style adds a strong sense of dark humor to the story. All the characters give me the feeling that they are about to break down but are forced to desperately hold on, especially when they come across the famous scenes from the original work.

The Toyokawa family's storyline is really bad. These three people are clearly on the same side, yet they've managed to create three separate conflicting fronts. Xiangzi, Lao Deng, and Zhong Deng are direct blood relatives in a large family, spanning three generations. With only one heir, they should theoretically support each other. However, they all seem to lack emotional intelligence, speaking incoherently and resorting to riddles. Yet, the audience, with their omniscient perspective, knows exactly what they're up to. Behaving like the Toyokawa family's darkness means that joining the Toyokawa family automatically leads to a loss of emotional intelligence. 😡

After reading the author's book, I no longer want to be a deserter from Britain. #(Cute)