After We Got Married, a Popular Voice Actress Suddenly Moved into My House

Well, to put it simply, I read about chapter 350, and the process was somewhat indescribable. Reading the comments section only deepened my complex feelings. The author's writing style, frankly, is one of the best I've read in recent years—truly light novel-like. The character psychology and personality development are top-notch.

I'm growing to hate the male lead more and more. Note that it's the male lead, not Mogami Kazuto. Mogami Kazuto isn't described much, but to summarize briefly, he's the kind of "perfect child" everyone admires from childhood: handsome, academically excellent, devoted, and grows up to become a successful and independent screenwriter.

I've subscribed to everything, so I should have the right to say something, right? After reading the latest chapter, I'm really done with it. The protagonist is truly ingrained with deep-seated inferiority and indecisiveness, and is incredibly depressed, though it's unclear why. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who goes from contemplating life at the beginning to being published.

After reading chapter 549, I finally couldn't take it anymore. The only thing keeping me watching was the well-developed female leads, but the male lead was just so awful. I've never seen such a useless male lead before. Other novel protagonists with cheat codes either strive to bring glory to their country, or, if they are generally selfish, have ambitions to improve themselves.

This book was very appealing to me at the beginning; I was really looking forward to both the subject matter and the initial development. However, the more I read, the less enjoyable it became, much like the protagonist's life. The protagonist doesn't care much about interpersonal relationships, passively interacts with other characters, and doesn't make any special progress.

... A couple of readers might find the angst a matter of different tastes, but everyone's complaining that the author is just writing for the sake of writing. What high professional ethics! Achieving a "pure heart amidst a corrupt world"! This author is amazing! They can depict excessive distortion so vividly! The deus ex machina system must be a surprise for the readers!

Having read books for over ten years, this one ranks among the most disgusting books I've ever read. The author really has a knack for making people feel disgusted. Whether it's the male protagonist's indecisiveness on the positive side (such as completely distancing himself from the female protagonists so as not to harm them), or his inexplicable decisiveness in certain situations (such as never…

When will the male lead's awful personality ever end? He just wants to slack off all day. A reborn person with a system, yet he stays in his comfort zone all day. He didn't fulfill any of the original owner's last wishes after transmigrating into her body; instead, he ruins other people's achievements.

The male lead is a scumbag, and Xiao Xi is just a puppet whose fate is manipulated by the gods. I subscribed to the whole series after reading all 40 chapters, and then my stomach hurt more and more as I read on... I feel that the story would have been a gem if it had ended with the divorce.

This book is not worth reading. This is an author who disrespects readers, disrespects the characters in his books, and disrespects the act of writing itself. All the key plot points in this book rely on deus ex machina, and all the emotional connections are forcibly constructed, placing the author's own fantasies above the reader's experience.