Joyful: The Fearless Gatekeeper, From the Start I Win by Doing Nothing with Song Qian!

Why do all these young male protagonists fall for women like Song Qian and Tong Wenjie, who are about to go to college and are already in their late twenties? Are there any women who aren't top-tier beauties in their youth? If you wrote about women like Zeng Li or Yu Feihong, even if they were over 50, I'd find it acceptable!

I don't really understand why so many authors make their protagonists so handsome, rich, and young (around 18). Then they go and take Song Qian and other women as wives. It just feels really absurd. A handsome young man, or a rich young man, or an 18-year-old, is with someone over 20 years older than him, and they call him a "traitor." Anyway, I just feel indifferent and disgusted by it.

Does this mean the homeowners have paid to have a tyrant in their lives, and they have to listen to him in everything?

The author is wrong. The protagonist already slept with Dong Wenjie, and after they got together, you still wrote about her and Fang Yuan having sex? Even though it didn't go all the way, it's already controversial. Isn't this just a case of "you cheat on me, I cheat on you"?

Are there so many authors on Feilu who seem to lack maternal love these days? Every urban novel inevitably features Song Qian. What's so appealing about Song Qian? She's older and can give birth to two main characters, and she's even gay. There are plenty of young and beautiful female leads and supporting characters in modern urban dramas. Wouldn't it be better to write some new female leads and supporting characters? Is it really necessary to keep exploiting this old swan?

Why do we need to be close together when cleaning or cooking with a girl? Why do girls sometimes talk to each other while biting a towel? Why do we need to hug each other to test furniture when buying it together to know if it's good or bad? I wonder if any kind and lovely ladies could explain these things to me and help me understand why!

A whole text about insect spirits.

I get it! The author is just a single-player gamer who doesn't care about anything! I write whatever I want! Readers can choose to read or not!

I feel like the protagonist is getting increasingly mentally challenged. He starts asking all sorts of questions whenever he sees someone from a movie or TV show, or he's constantly overreacting. Anyone could see there's something wrong with him. If I were in the book, I would have sent him to a research institute long ago. It's practically announcing that I'm a time traveler.

One or two of these middle-aged women are okay to try, but any more than that and it loses its appeal. Doesn't the author realize that too much of a good thing can be bad?