Reborn as a Woman Alpha, Bound to a Black-Hearted System

I've been wondering why Zhou and Que don't have any chemistry. It felt like last week he was constantly chasing after Que, reminiscing about his unrequited love from his youth. He liked the Que of the past, not the Que of the present, even though he's likely discovered their relationship. Strangely, his feelings for Que haven't increased at all.

Hmph, Lin's ability to switch spots was undoubtedly aided by Xu and others. Zhou probably knew that too; their possessiveness is disgusting. They're afraid the female lead will attract more people, so they're trying to destroy her wings first. [Loading] I won't buy a single share, including the so-called "official wife." I have no affection for her now; she's not worthy of me.

I dislike the male lead, but I continue reading because I like the female lead. Can't you stop being so biased? Making someone leave or stop reading just because they dislike something? Things have multiple sides. I like this book, and I enjoy the satisfying parts of the female lead's character development, but that doesn't stop me from disliking the male lead.

Perhaps we should revise the outline. This chapter is completely devoid of information; four chapters have already been dedicated to wearing counterfeit luxury brands without raising any deeper questions. So far, the world's structure is still unfinished, barely even a draft. The economic structure, government structure, map, daily life—there's so much more that hasn't been introduced.

I absolutely disliked Zhou's appearances. I don't know why, but every time he appeared, I felt pressured for the female lead. It was disgusting! If he knew she was the female lead, why keep testing her? Didn't he realize she didn't want her former identity anymore? [Angry] Even if he and the female lead might have had some good memories, I still have absolutely no liking for him.

Zhou also achieved great results among a group of useless alphas by virtue of his virginity, and he was even raised by an omega mother.

Zhou Jingyun and Xu Yunzheng are essentially no different; the only difference is that Xu Yunzheng is the complete embodiment of this value system, while Zhou Jingyun is younger and hasn't fully internalized it. He seems to treat the female lead fairly well, but what's the real difference? Neither of them is suitable to be the male lead.

Recent chapters have revisited previously mentioned information: the orphanage, the black falcon, the audition—it all comes back and forth. The third-person perspective provides a relatively objective description, and the black-feathered sparrow is absolutely adorable. The first generation's performance is quite something, but my inferiority complex outweighs all those who love me.

That Xu Zhen is disgusting. He won't admit he's gay and refuses to face the fact that he's attracted to someone, but when he sees Que getting close to other people, he can't do anything to Zhou, so he resorts to violence against Que. Can't this guy just die? I can't ship him at all.

I'm really at my wit's end. Every time I check around 8 or 9 pm, I find out someone has taken leave. I've already begged for mercy.