Here I Come: Crossover

The people around the protagonist are all self-righteous. Even if they start out timid and hesitant, they quickly become arrogant and overbearing after being around him. The sister in the cold-hearted chapter only knows how to cause trouble; she's self-important, incompetent yet loves to meddle in other people's business, and the protagonist is always cleaning up after her.

It seems like the male and female leads are becoming increasingly saintly. They've lost their former decisiveness, and the male lead has lost his initial twisted nature, becoming more and more even-tempered. He doesn't seek revenge, and he can take care of even the most awful family members. They're becoming more and more ordinary, and increasingly saintly, as if they're trying to influence those around them.

I might like an actor because of a role, but I lose interest after a short time, though my liking for the role remains.

Hahahaha, thinking it's just a matter of karma, that the other person will eventually get their comeuppance, comforting themselves by saying the retribution will happen in 50 years, when they're old and dead, then they can just say "retribution"—hahaha, that's hilarious!

The female cannon fodder, supporting female characters, and female villains in TV dramas have formed an alliance.

When I was in middle school, my friend and I used to chat, and we thought we could die at 25. Now I think my friend probably really didn't want to live anymore. I was naive; I thought 25 was enough. Now, my friend still thinks it's better to die sooner, but 25 has become 49. He can't imagine how he'll live when old age brings illness and his body functions out of control.

Things have been pretty stable lately, three chapters a month. Keep it up!

Speechless. These people are infuriating.

I remembered to check, and it's already finished!

Another long-running female-protagonist novel has ended this year.