Striving in a Small Town

Having read up to chapter 15, the beginning stated that the protagonist is a salesperson who should be quite wealthy, having changed houses every few years. However, the story then shifts to him being repeatedly manipulated by a married woman, and then, unable to refuse, helping a friend with a low-paying job, only to have the friend's wife complain that he's been overpaid. This is ridiculous; does he really have no temper?

The name should be "The Road to Becoming a Simp".

You should just write female-centric stories; the male leads are always such simps and useless.

By chapter nine, the protagonist disgusted me. He couldn't sever ties with his ex but wanted to maintain a relationship with his current girlfriend—it was ridiculous. I couldn't continue reading.

I generally like the overall direction, but lately I've felt the female lead's boundaries with men are a bit ambiguous. To be honest, while everything is plausible, some of the subtle, ambiguous actions are really strange. For example, when the makeup artist applies medicine to her, she's wearing a scarf belonging to her subordinate surnamed Zhao.

Is this writing really that bad? 🤔🤔🤔

It's unreadable without the rebirth aspect. It's the path of a simp. Not a wish-fulfillment story.

I think it's very well written, and I really enjoy reading it.

There are too few people. I'll write down some contribution points.

It feels so sweet, I really envy this kind of love.