Transmigrate into a Book: I Can Get Tenfold Returns

What would happen if he gave the male lead a girlfriend?

The writing is alright, but please, please don't let it be a typical story where the guy falls in love with the girl while giving her a gift, followed by a cliché plot of care, rejection, a life-saving act, and persistent pursuit, and then the female lead falls for him. No male lead at all would be best! (It seems like only those who haven't been in a relationship or are too young like to read about romance; only adults who have seen through men enjoy stories of solitary romance.)

I can't accept that the female lead keeps trying to hide. What's her strategy? Is this just another brainless, male-centric romance novel? I really like the female lead's goofy personality, but I can't accept her surrendering without a fight. If the next updates continue with the female lead backing down, I think I might need to reconsider why I even started reading it.

Why do I need a male lead? Isn't it better without one?

Are there any other female-oriented novels featuring wealthy female protagonists? I've never seen one like that.

It's great! Lighthearted and fun, and the male and female leads are quite likable so far. I'll definitely keep reading. Keep up the good work, author!

Someone copied you from a book, probably just changing the name; it's practically identical. It also starts with the protagonist being whipped, and has a cannon fodder character trying to persuade the female lead not to give up—their words are almost exactly the same. The female villain in the cultivation genre has a tenfold feedback system.

Hahahaha, the neighbor's is 10,000 times, yours is only 10 times!

This is the biggest I've ever seen in my life. The female lead's only task is to fawn over the male lead; she doesn't need to cultivate because her spiritual energy has its own consciousness and will cultivate automatically.

I found a new book; the outline seems similar to this one.