You Wretched Disciple, Stop Setting Me Up!

The plot is too formulaic and lacks originality. The cliché of showing off and getting slapped in the face is too old-fashioned. Everyone would want to cause trouble for the protagonist. The author's thinking is still four or five years out of the past. It's hard to imagine that the author is a top-tier author.

Cat-kun, don't abandon this project again, keep going!

This is plagiarism, isn't it? My son is about to ruin his father's life!

I reread "Rebirth of a Secretary," and it's really well-written.

I think the author should consider a career change. If they are financially independent or their usual writing of similar works is no longer popular, they should consider a new approach.

I did quite well on the sticky cards back then. Then, this author's new book got stuck. I looked at it and thought, "Holy crap, this is barely started! Already relying on past successes?" Sure enough, it was abandoned after only a few dozen chapters. And then? Some kind of "evolutionary point" appeared. Heh... Wait, why do you think you have the right to rely on past successes? Instead of properly planning your new book, you're busy living off your old material. How arrogant!

Cat, please focus on writing a proper book! Always going with the flow like this... This kind of systematic writing style is unacceptable!

You finally lived up to my expectations and abandoned the project again.

The Party Secretary has a pretty good life. I've watched it four or five times. Wishing him good health and all the best.

Is this the same kind of plot as the show "My Son Is Almost a Father's Daughter" that I've been watching lately?