An Artistic Life That Began with Marrying a Superstar

Let's build an incense-offering pavilion for the author first, just in case they suddenly become unpopular.

I used to not dislike harem novels and preferred single-heroine stories, but after several great harem works were published, I realized that harem novels could be written so well! Harem Saka...

Arrogant

Gentle and considerate, magnanimous

Having read up to chapter 92, I couldn't help but want to say something. The big fish wanted a clear answer from the protagonist. The protagonist felt great for rejecting the harem because he rejected the big fish, and then ran wildly in the rain. Seriously, is the protagonist out of his mind? At least you need to have a girlfriend before rejecting others to call it rejecting a harem, right?

Honestly, all the names are Chinese, but the dialogue is all Japanese, which makes it very jarring to watch.

The "rationality" of novels is extremely important nowadays. If a novel cannot be logically consistent, the reader's experience will be diminished.

I can't stand the Japanese-accented way of speaking, goodbye.

This book feels a bit awkward to read. It's not the book itself that's awkward, but the protagonist's personality. It makes me uncomfortable and gives me a slightly depressed feeling.

This is a horse racing betting post, with a slightly yandere and innocent vibe. Judging from the current situation, other horses will likely be featured later. Those who enjoy horse racing betting might want to check it out. However, I don't highly recommend it. There are three reasons for this. First: There are too many love triangle scenes, and it feels a bit hollow to force emotions into them.