Love Is Forbidden, and I'm the Only One Immune to the Curse

I've read almost forty chapters, and it feels like nothing has been written. What's the point of the Golden Sun? Why is dating banned? What are the consequences of not implementing an allocation system? What is the curse mentioned in the resume? I can understand each word individually, and I can understand them together, but I feel like I don't understand anything at all. Another suggestion is to avoid breaking lines after only two or three words; it's very annoying.

A relationship requires two people, right? If only you are immune, then...

It's really well-written, with a great sense of immersion, and the female lead is well-developed. It's much better than those outdated works that only offer sweet moments but don't show any sex appeal. I just don't understand why it's not popular.

In a world where romance is forbidden, the protagonist remains unaffected, so he becomes a devoted admirer while the girl remains unmoved.

I feel like you're misleading me with the title; you said the main character has no limitations, but after reading over ten chapters, I still haven't seen you clearly explain what the limitations are for the other characters.

It's so good, why isn't it advertised? The location is too low, how can anyone see it?

This reminds me of that book about how the whole world doesn't care about sex.

I haven't read the book, but after reading the synopsis, I'm curious about one thing: if they can't be lovers, then surely they can be lovers, right? 😓

I've read up to chapter 70, and they still haven't revealed much about Lin Yajing. It's too padded out. I suggest removing the "left brain" and "right brain" sections.

A world template where dating is forbidden?