My Romance Collection Plan

Ten consecutive gold coins exhausted his lifespan, but his reincarnation brought him incredible luck. The protagonist, Luo Yi, was fortunate enough to meet a newbie system. With the help of his collection of uniquely powerful items, he took on the responsibility of caring for his live-in princess. Drawing on his past life as a master's student, he easily achieved second place in the entire school.

After winning someone's heart, he goes to another woman, and that woman marries someone else. Isn't that a form of NTR (Netorare)?

In a sense, stock trading is like a love triangle novel 😰. After all, if there's only one female lead, there's no need to write about other women; they won't get accepted anyway... They like you, you like them, but you only choose one. The others either end up alone or with someone they don't like 😭. Just thinking about it is disgusting 😭.

Stock market articles deserve to be criticized; they should be nailed to the pillar of shame.

Stock trading isn't a genre for single-female-lead novels; what single-female-lead reader would enjoy a stock trading story? At the same time, it doesn't appeal to harem readers either. I can only say that going against the grain shows the author has their own ideas.

The description says it's about stock trading, but if you click in just to criticize, how impolite is it to leave after criticizing? After reading a few chapters and realizing it's not a harem story, it's understandable to express opinions if you don't like stock market fiction. I also agree that in this current climate, writing stock market fiction does deserve criticism in some respects.

Hilarious! Originally, there were only four female leads failing, then four "what if" storylines appeared. And since there aren't any other female leads in those "what if" storylines, it expands to four storylines with 16 other female leads getting injured. So how are these 16 dealt with? Why not just have them all die in the finale, and scatter their ashes together at sea?

Do you really think anyone enjoys stock trading? The better you write about the female supporting characters, the more people will regret that they aren't the main character, and the lower the ratings will naturally be.

Do people actually enjoy articles about stock trading? (Just asking, no offense intended.)

The synopsis is terrible. Stock trading novels are just awful. No matter how much you describe, a stock trading novel can only have one true female lead. It's unfair to the other girls. How can it not be awful?