Jiang Yin has transmigrated into a future world where it seems everyone is financially independent.
Everyone is incredibly laid-back, and their only pastime is apparently surfing the internet!
After years of being an overworked wage slave, Jiang Yin finds this incredibly uncomfortable. To avoid being dissected, she diligently pretends to be an ordinary person.
Then she discovers that life as an ordinary person is unbelievably comfortable, too!
The new butler has a broad back and rippling muscles. He's handsome and considerate, and handles all the housework.
The top-tier star is devastatingly handsome, yet down-to-earth, and often drops by for a visit.
When she wants to read, the academy even sends her an admission letter without making her take an exam.
At school: a cross-dressing charmer is always there to chat, an esports pro carries her to victory every match, and there's also...
Jiang Yin is just about getting used to her carefree life when she discovers that...
The butler has countless clones. He's the chef, the courier, and even the cleaning robot!
The top-tier star is cold and aloof in public, and owns thousands of planets that aren't models?
The cross-dressing charmer chats until he grows wings of holy light, and the esports pro competes in a real interstellar tournament, and there's also...
It turns out there are no ordinary people. All their affection is no accident, but the result of careful calculations.
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In fact, I dare to write such a story instead of using the narrative logic of traditional otome novels. I encourage the author to innovate. But I have to mention that I also made a mistake that many novice authors often make, which is to be too self-motivated, and the emotion is greater than the story. The further you get to the back, the more emotional and rational it becomes. It is not based on the story, and the author is not patient enough to write it. I suggest that if you don't have the patience to write, you might as well try writing a short story first, for example, finish it within 10 chapters and clearly explain the cause and effect of the story. As a reader, I feel that the reading experience in the latter part of the article is not very good.
What a great time! I wish the character could be more three-dimensional, I like him very much
Um, after this chapter, I think Netherlight is okay 🤔 and what's going on with these AIs? Although it is quite normal for the winner to be crowned and the loser to be warmed, but you have committed betrayal and turned the entire earth into a hatchery [holding your chin], and after meeting the heroine once or several times, you act like a pervert and stage a "I will give you my life" literature. This is not the way to raise a pet!?
😂 I thought Era was human. The heroine finally has some ability to protect herself 🥺.
[Crying loudly] I'm convinced, Epoch is positioned as the older brother. Ji An has only appeared in a few chapters. No wonder there is no Ji An [Joker] in the supporting role column.
[Joker] Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa another, is it going to be offline after just a few days?
Although this novel only has a few dozen chapters, it was very difficult for me to finish it, because when I was reading this article, except for the ending and the last few chapters, I always felt that the heroine was just a bird raised by the AI. They seemed to respect the heroine but never respected the heroine. I think the title AI only wants to suck humans is very fitting, because from the beginning to the end, I had a kind of AI, but it just raised the heroine as a pet. Although the heroine was given the status of a princess and a goddess in the later stage, I feel that they did not really regard the heroine as a god. They still regarded the heroine as a tool that allowed them to improve themselves and break through themselves. Even when watching the first half, I always felt that the heroine had no growth and no self. The mind is like a puppet in a human shell (I personally think that the male protagonists have very obvious control over the female protagonist, and the female protagonist does not notice anything wrong or resist). But since the moment I saw the female protagonist being able to resist hypnosis, I knew that the female protagonist had grown, but her growth was too slow, and we all ignored it. I was very excited to watch the ending, but I still felt it was a bit rushed. The author's imagination is great, but I never had that sweet feeling when the male protagonist was intimate with the female protagonist. Instead, I felt that the female protagonist seemed to be them (it seemed like a power bank, but was it actually a tool for venting?). The reason why I felt that the male protagonists always disrespected the female protagonist was because they did not obtain her consent every time they had intimate contact with the female protagonist. If they really regarded the female protagonist as a princess or a god, instead of captive birds and pets, they could only use illusions to deceive them. Every time I see the male protagonists calling the female protagonist princess or goddess, but they don't respect the female protagonist like a princess or goddess. Instead, they keep the female protagonist captive. I know maybe this is a kind of protection for the male protagonist, but I personally think it's not like protection for the female protagonist, but more like captivity and imprisonment. They seem to be protecting the female protagonist, but I feel like they are stifling the growth of the female protagonist. It wasn't until later that I saw some male protagonists helping the female protagonist that I gradually downplayed the feeling that the female protagonist was in captivity. However, when the heroine went to break through the level to do the plot, I saw a word domestication in the novel, which I felt was particularly suitable for the female protagonist. I finally understood why I felt that watching the male protagonist's phantom made the female protagonist uncomfortable, because they were not only imprisoning and nurturing. It's more like boiling a frog in warm water and slowly domesticating the heroine. Tame the heroine's pursuit of freedom and become their pet. If he thinks that the heroine is a princess and a god, then they should do these things to get the consent of the heroine (I'm sorry, maybe it's because I think too much, but I think that the hero's behavior is actually similar to sexual harassment. I can't accept it. I'm sorry. The above opinions only represent personal opinions. Don't criticize if you don't like it.) The above is a speech-to-text. If there are typos, please don't mind. I'm really too lazy to look for it word by word.
Congratulations to my wife for finishing the book, sprinkle flowers [orange heart][orange heart]~
[Like] Okay, you guys are a bit crazy
🐶 It's not because you are the same kind, it's because you are really too perverted and you look so normal in the era [Hold your chin]