My Lady, Hear Me Out!

Dear readers, it's very important to read during the new book's release period, please!!!

I've subscribed to the whole thing. The beginning was great, and I liked the plot, but things got weird after the male lead lost his memory. There were also a lot of plot holes, making it a bit hard to continue reading. I'll keep this book for now and see how it goes later.

Amnesia is really ugly...

The writing is so damn confusing. One night's sleep and they're completely swayed; if one night's sleep doesn't work, they sleep a few more times. And then there's this story of one daughter with eight mothers.

This dream world is truly disgusting. It feels like it's just writing whatever comes to mind. One minute the protagonist is good, the next they're bad. And the protagonist's dream spirit is disgusting too. After writing so many chapters, I still don't know what you're trying to say.

This is just my personal opinion, but honestly, this is the first time I've seen a story progress this fast. I used to always urge the author to speed things up. This... Many of the romantic subplots are subtle and detailed. Admittedly, as a harem reader, I don't care about the number of female leads.

Congratulations on the launch of your new book! Also, I feel that after chapters 160-something in the previous book, the relationships between the male lead and the female leads became quite complicated, and sometimes the male lead seemed a bit of a jerk... Personally, I hope that the male lead in this book can be more mature in his interactions with the female leads.

I subscribed to all chapters in one night and read the latest chapter. Overall, I found the book quite interesting. I'll share some personal reading experiences in the hopes of providing the author with some reference and help. The male protagonist's amnesia period felt a bit too long, like watching a completely different person. The sense of immersion suddenly disappeared.

To be honest, the amnesia has lasted far too long. Also, the plot is progressing too slowly; it could be sped up a bit. I'm genuinely afraid that the highly anticipated senior sister won't even appear before you cut it off, just like in the last book where I was really enjoying it, and then you just cut it off.

I've always felt that if the protagonist doesn't find their heart or fully recover their memories, it feels a bit awkward. It's like they've become a different person, only that person has the same physical body but a different soul—mainly because that heart is a corpse's heart... It's really hard to accept.