I've Been Found Out: I'm the Treasure Boy

It's well-written, but after all these years on the run, how come you still have the personality of a child who never grew up...?

Even the most optimistic person who escapes wouldn't be like the protagonist, unless their brain has been warped by experiments.

Look at how Robin's personality changed after so many years on the run in One Piece, and then look at how the protagonist is still a naive and innocent girl after so many years on the run.

Upon careful consideration, @reader is right. A person who spends all their time on the run, even if they are now safe, would not willingly throw themselves into unknown dangers. This is evident in her academic performance, which reveals the breakdown of her public persona.

Wasn't it supposed to be a good read? It was well-written, so why the three-day hiatus?

You keep forgetting the plot while writing. Yours is already a bit exaggerated. If you forget the plot while writing, what's the point of writing at all?

Bai Mo's exact age is sometimes revealed and sometimes concealed.

It's a great read, I really like it. I hope it only has one female lead. I especially like the male lead and Shu Ran. Currently, I feel a couple of things are a little uncomfortable. First, there's Gong Bao'er; her relationship with the male lead is so inexplicable, they just suddenly became intimate? Second, the male lead's personality isn't bad, it's just a bit hard to describe.

The protagonist has been on the run for so long but hasn't made any progress; some scenes make him seem like a clown.

The first few chapters didn't even provide a world setting or describe the protagonist's background, leaving me completely confused.