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If you were lured in by the synopsis, look here: this is a harem story. The synopsis was rejected during the revision process and will need to be revised later. If you can't handle harem stories, you can leave now.

If I post one message a day, I can become an operations manager in five days.

Lin Mengchu sat in the car, gazing absently at Chen An's retreating figure outside the window, lost in thought. She thought to herself: "If it weren't for family reasons, I... Maybe I would have agreed." After all… Chen An was the only one who liked her and always brought her brown sugar water on the appointed day. Did he think she didn't know?

Out out out of which I cannot watch it, are all being talked about the character of the heroine, and no one seems to be talking about the character of the male protagonist. Even if you are reborn, it does not require the male protagonist to be very foreseeable or considerate when making decisions, but at least it is your own decision.

By the way, I still quite like harem stories, huh?

I'm different from you guys. Do you think all those people who like urban romance or reincarnation stories with a single female lead think like this? If you like single female leads, why don't you read romance novels? Those are sweeter and better. You've already reincarnated back in time, and you're working your way up step by step using future information just to get a single female lead?

These artsy authors are just awful! They create a harem and then it's all utterly despicable, all while being incredibly melodramatic! There are countless reverse harem novels with one woman and multiple men on the female-oriented platform next door, and in terms of sheer clichés and sentimentality, they're miles ahead.

I read this book online, and then I specifically downloaded the Qidian app to support the author. It was also the first time I subscribed to the entire book on Qidian. Maybe it's because I'm getting older, but I'm increasingly less interested in fantasy novels with lots of fighting and killing.

Lately, readers on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) have all become law-abiding citizens, demanding monogamy in novels. With more people like this, how can China not become powerful? At least we'll be number one in the world at verbal sparring. I'm honored to be from the same country as you, really.

The writing is excellent! But why is it a harem novel? Many parts don't make sense. Outstanding women wouldn't allow a harem; of course, one or two love-struck individuals might agree temporarily. But a harem full of outstanding women is impossible in modern times. Outstanding women are, to some extent, proud; why strive to be so excellent if they weren't proud?