The Love Life of an Ordinary Male Lead

Although I've only read up to chapter 14. But I always feel like the main character is like a dog 😅

Author, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง! I've already tipped and voted, it's super good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ The characters are very well-developed, and I didn't find any of the flaws others mentioned (maybe the author's pacing is a bit slow, new readers should just keep reading, there's really nothing wrong with it). Finally!!! I'm begging for more chapters!!!

Just a heads up, if you find the beginning offensive and want to criticize, please hold back and finish watching before you speak. Don't take things out of context and make your own judgments about the later plot. You can raise any opinions you have, but if you start spewing nonsense from the very beginning, your comments will definitely be deleted and you'll be permanently banned.

I was disgusted when I saw this. The blatant "scapegoat" vibe and cowardly behavior are totally not for me. This kind of female lead who threatens the protagonist is just not for me. Can't she be a little more assertive? She feels like a mere tool. I could barely accept her at first, but now she's being poisoned. I don't know what the point of having that other woman as the female lead?

A few suggestions 1. In typical harem novels, the sharp-tongued female lead uses a unique way of addressing the male lead. While she may also be sharp-tongued towards others, she uses respectful terms to indicate the closeness or distance in their relationships. When Ni Chen first appeared, I almost thought it was a dual-male-lead story.

This is outrageous! *Sobs*

Please forgive the female lead's suffering; otherwise, I won't read it again. Don't tell me to take it or leave it. I didn't want to read it after reading the comments, but I clicked in anyway, and the more I read, the more frustrated I felt. The more I read, the more I wanted to curse the author.

I'm not reading anymore, I'm currently on chapter twenty-seven. I have to admit I was naive. I fantasized about torturing the female lead to death later on, but it turns out I was overthinking it. Sigh. Forcibly whitewashing the female lead is really outrageous! Ugh, why do you even need to whitewash her?! Wouldn't it be better to torture her later?

I feel the author's control over the plot and characters is still lacking... When I first watched the beginning, I was immediately impressed and thought it was very good. However, as you read a little further, the male protagonist's "sycophantic" personality becomes apparent. The novel clearly establishes his character at the beginning: a carefree, cynical individual skilled in martial arts.

It's strange, but some books have female protagonists who are sharp-tongued and even kill the male protagonist. I find that extremely annoying and disgusting. But some books are different. For example, this one has a female lead who's sarcastic and the male lead who I actually found endearing; their interactions are full of playful banter.