
I'm Not Worthy
我不配
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
94Chapters
76Favorites
5Nutrient gifts
387Clicks per chapter
7Comments
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So is this romance or beauty? Is the main character bisexual?
The male protagonist is so disgusting. To be honest, I don't understand why the label of this article is pure love instead of romance. Compared with the scenes of the second male protagonist, the author spent a lot of pen and ink to describe the entanglements between the many female characters in the article and the protagonist. If you want to use Danmei to attract attention, why not focus on the male protagonist and the second male protagonist? Now I really want to ask for a pair of eyes that have never read this article. It is really disgusting to me, especially the male protagonist who had sex with his sister before he found out that he was not his biological sister. This male protagonist is really scumbag and rotten, disgusting to death.
I almost forgot about it (I just remember the feeling of being overwhelmed and wanting to read when I was reading it), so I wanted to read it again, and sure enough, there were a few more red locks (Author, did you forget about it after moving five chapters →_→)
The writing is very real, but this male protagonist makes me want to hit someone and keeps starting new relationships? Place your sense of security on women. If you are in your 30s, avoid close contact with underage girls, and exercise caution.
Is there also Volume 2? Are the words written in big letters real people?
It's beautiful, and rather than sadistic, it's more realistic. Even if you want to blame the author for deliberately mistreating us, some of the personnel are not as good as they should be.