How Did I Get Handsome Again?

Honestly, I've been reading novels for so many years, from system-based bravado stories to stories about useless men breaking off engagements, and even mindless harem novels. But none of them have ever reached the level of narcissism of this author. Some say a good article is like the author's son, and novels are no exception!

The immersion is incredibly strong, it feels like The Truman Show was written while spying on my daily life. Author, I don't want to be material for this story! (Shouting)... Don't criticize me, don't ask, the only answer is jealousy, jealousy! Oh dear, you've really captured my predicament perfectly. Hmm? I'm the source material, so what am I supposed to do tomorrow?

Do you know why I like this novel? There's nothing special about it except for the feeling of immersion.

It's barely relatable; still not handsome enough. Has the author never seen my picture? I wonder how handsome someone can be. The description is too understated; far less than half my real appearance.

I'll keep reading. The protagonist is a good person, just like the characters in many of Stephen Chow's works. They may be eccentric, but in the end, everyone will find that they are good people. I'm cunning; I'll use connections to climb the social ladder; I'll swindle money from rich women (the safe kind); I'll strike back at my enemies; I'll mock pretentious people; but ultimately, I know I'm…

I'm reading this novel like it's my son. I wait for Shao Chong to update every day. It's finally going to be available soon! It wasn't easy; it took over a hundred images to get listed. Fellow villagers passing by, please support us once they're available. The author's recent writing seems to have returned to the rhythm of the earlier chapters. Just hang in there, and it'll be even more enjoyable!

If you feel this is getting increasingly off-topic, click here. If you don't want to upset yourself, don't click. Also, I'm not criticizing, this is just my personal opinion. The plot was so fantastical I almost gave up. First of all, the plot is becoming increasingly pretentious and artificial. It has a male-centric Mary Sue vibe. Now I finally understand why those girls loved watching it.

Many people talk about the sense of immersion. I know that many readers are handsome, so it's inevitable that the descriptions will be somewhat similar, leading to unavoidable misunderstandings. However, given the protagonist's personality and the extent to which he's portrayed as a simp for a goddess, I must say it's based on my own life experiences.

The more I wrote, the more sentimental it became—all sorts of things like "I love you but we can't be together," and "I miss someone who doesn't deserve my love." 😂 I've really had enough.

The book title is as outrageous as ever.