
The Most Hated Person Struggles to Survive in a Pure-Love Story Every Day
万人嫌每天都在纯爱文里艰难求生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 411k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 83
See allIn a Serious Reading Slump. Share Your All-Time Number One
Female-oriented novels, any genre. I'm in a reading slump lately and can't get into anything.
Greek Mythology, Two Male Leads, Beloved by All, Please!
Looking for books like The Pearl of the Deep: A Youth from Greek Mythology.
Guys, I’ve Hit a Reading Slump! Give Me Your Number One Pick (Completed)
Looking for a Well-Written Novel Where the Female Lead Turns the Gay Male Lead Straight. Please!
There aren't many books like this, so please don't criticize my taste. And to anyone who's read something like this, please have mercy and share a recommendation with me *⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂*. I'd be even more grateful if it has an angst-filled version. Please, please!
Any Stories With a Bunch of Geniuses Who Get Completely Outclassed by the Protagonist?
Looking for books similar to Martial God Asura. Talent-focused stories with lots of geniuses who are all outshone by the protagonist.
No-CP Fics With the Protagonist as the Focus: No Official Ships! I Want to Ship Them Myself
Looking for books like "I'm a Total Newbie, Why Isn't This Game Getting Harder? (No Response from Player)". No canon couples! Don't recommend anything with canon couples! Don't! I get annoyed reading those òᆺó (that's what happens when you ignore my request).
Love Triangles and Jealous Rivalries
The protagonist gives her game account to her younger brother, but he ends up getting several top jungle players. She logs in without realizing it and invites them all to play together, leading to a love-triangle showdown. The key point is that all the top jungle players live in the same city and know one another.
The Male Lead Goes Crazy With Jealousy When He Sees the Female Lead With Someone Else
Is Women’s Fiction in Decline? Looking for Fresh, Original Stories. No BL
Back when I was editing, there was no such thing as romances between two men or two women. Well, maybe there were, but they hadn't taken off yet.
Tomato's Four Most Unruly Heroines!!!
Name Your Number-One Alluring Character! Please, No Airheaded Beauties
Looking for books similar to Infinite Flow: The Instance Bosses Are All Hopeless Romantics. Please, no airheaded beauties.
Cultivation, Multiple Couples, and a Powerful Female Lead, Please! No-Couple Readers, Stay Away!
A True Universal Charmer Wins Hearts Not Just with Their Looks, but with Their Soul
Looking for books like "Quick Transmigration: The Background Character Is Always Love at First Sight for the Powerful Ones".
Forced Love, Everyone Falls for Her, but She Only Loves Him
Does anyone have recommendations for a novel with a possessive, one-sided love and a universally adored protagonist, but without an awkward plot? Any genre is fine.
Any Stories by Female-Lead Fans? The Female Lead Mustn't Suffer Even the Slightest Injustice
I want a female lead who's unbelievably, cosmically powerful and can't stand to suffer even the slightest grievance. Quick transmigration stories are fine too (˵¯͒〰¯͒˵)
Looking for a Pure-Evil Female Lead Who Kills Without a Second Thought, with No One Holding Her Back
Looking for books like "The Villain’s in a Bad Mood, So the Whole Family Reunites in Hell".
I Can't Find Any More Good Harem-of-Admirers Stories!!
Looking for books like "Quick Transmigration: The Guide to Slacking Off as a Background Character in a World of Admirers." Everyone should have one-sided feelings for the female lead, and she shouldn't have to do anything except be loved. An otome novel! A harem of admirers! One-sided crushes! Male rivalry!!! Make the men suffer!! Virgins!!!
Any Books That Get More Addictive the More You Read?
Today's Female-Oriented Cultivation Novels Are So Cringey. Are There Any More Fresh and Original Ones?
No CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP, no CP. It absolutely must have no CP.
Everyone's Favorite, Romantic Rivalries, and Cultivation
I've read everything worth reading lately. I'm desperately looking for good books. I hope the female lead is a little funny, and that the System makes her follow the plot, but she always manages to change how other people see her. Then bring on the love rivalry! I hope the male lead takes the initiative. Please!
Ensemble Cultivation Stories About Spirited Young People
Looking for books like Little Uncle Lin Du (also known as The Whole Sect Is Full of Hopeless Romantics, but I'm the Only Truly Crazy One).
Looking for a Charming Protagonist and Excellent Writing That Keeps You Reading
Cultivation Prodigy Level-Up Stories. No Useless-to-Genius Transformations, and the Lead Shouldn’t Be Too Low-Key
Are there any stories where the female lead is a genius from the very beginning? No going from useless to brilliant, getting mocked by everyone, then making a triumphant comeback and face-slapping them. She should start out as a genius, without being excessively low-key or hiding her talent, aptitude, or identity.
Everyone in the Cultivation World Hated Them, Then They All Got Cremated
Looking for a cultivation novel that starts with the female lead digging out her spiritual root to save her junior sister, hoping to win her master's favor. She has a System, and her goal is to win over the male leads and get one of them to 100 favorability. Later, she completely gives up, but unexpectedly becomes irresistible to everyone.
In same booklists
The Entire Cultivation World Hates Me to the Bone
The Holy Maiden of the Acacia Sect Is Forced to Abstain from Desire
Bound to a Cultivation Game Interface
The Harem of Chaos: After Clearing the Game, the Beloved Player Becomes Everyone’s White Moonlight
Reborn into an Immortal Sect: I Became a Beloved Heartbreaker Through Eye Arts
The Cannon-Fodder Villainess's Daily Survival Guide
A Beloved by All Who Doesn't Know It: Cultivation Is What Really Matters
The Grind-Obsessed Sword Cultivator Wants to Get Ahead Too Badly
The Villainess’s Guide to Training Dogs
Western Fantasy: The Saintess Says She Only Sees You as a Brother
Love Apartment: Auntie’s Max-Level Battle Royale
I'm the Villain, So How Did I Become Everyone's Favorite?
Everyone Loves the Wicked, Irresistible Heartthrob!
Senior Sister Decides to Lie Flat
At Eighteen, I Was the Jewel of the Cultivation World
A Cultivation Stream for All to Love, Packed with Shura Drama
The Demon Venerable’s Right-Hand Guard Is Reborn in the Cultivation World as a Junior Sister
Scum Villain Senior Sister, Your System Has Transmigrated
The Side Character in a Cultivation Novel Awakens and Becomes Everyone's Favorite
Now That We’re Cultivating Immortality, Summoning the Gods Seems Only Reasonable
Reader comments 140
Google Translate












































































































(Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution!) The female lead's character is well-developed and quite compelling, but I found the part where she encounters the second ghost realm rather strange. The author didn't explain why those women traveled to this world; their existence and the suffering they endured seemed merely a ploy by the village to force the female lead to rescue them, bring them home, and…
The phrase "It's actually an adventure story about a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) girl" caught my attention. I wasn't particularly interested at first, but I found it to be really good. It has youthful spirit and pride, and the protagonist is well-developed and relatable. I especially love her line, "I will only take Yu Hengyao as my master," which perfectly captures the pride of youth. It's hard not to like it.
Surprisingly good! The female lead's personality is truly that of a pure teenage girl. The author even uses "teenager" to refer to her throughout the story—we're not going to go through the usual linguistic tricks, you can tell what kind of story it is just from that.
The opening is very captivating. The female lead isn't overly malicious; she's the kind of minor villain who provides experience for the protagonist in a typical novel, which fits the typical setup. Overall, the story is quite good so far. The author doesn't seem to be giving the female lead any major advantages, but rather letting her rely on herself and develop her character.
This is great! Tomato (the author) seems to be gaining more attention for female empowerment, and there are more novels that treat the female lead as a real person. Unfortunately, Tomato's writing style remains the same; he doesn't write many truly good ones. Either the plot is terrible, or the writing is terrible—incoherent, awkward, and simplistic.
Awesome! Girls help girls. My younger sister has a slightly rebellious (but cute) personality, yet she's very tolerant of girls. She's gradually becoming more capable and isn't driven by sex; she uses the most rational thinking to judge men's advances. My little sister is never disciplined! That's how we strong women should be! PS: The author uses "teenager" to describe my little sister and "boy" to refer to the men. Absolutely Excellent!!!
It's so good! The female lead's personality is quite different from typical female leads in novels. She's the kind who doesn't fawn over men, doesn't have a pushover vibe, never belittles herself, and has absolute self-confidence. She has a very youthful feel and is incredibly cute.
This is the first time I've read a novel of this type, and it's completely different from the ones I've read before—it feels so sophisticated! The female lead has a fantastic personality; she's assertive and never lets herself be wronged! She's incredibly well-deserved, and her strong independence is overwhelming!
Hahaha, this is hilarious! The author writes so well; every female character, regardless of screen time, is incredibly well-developed. The protagonist is initially described as a vicious supporting character, but to me, she's just a spirited, immature teenager! Hahahaha, poor thing, I suffered through five years of nine years of compulsory education! Do you know how I spent those five years?!
This is a wonderful story. The women in the novel are all unique and wonderful—confident, strong, gentle, and independent… living out their individual selves, untamed, and forging their own paths in life. The female protagonist is adorable, determined, and aspires to be the strongest.