The Socially Anxious Have No Interest in Romance

So far, I haven't seen a fair treatment of both the male lead and the author. This lack of fairness isn't just the male lead's fault, but also the author's. Chen Jinzhi's painful family background and career difficulties make it easier for her to resonate with the male lead, and also make it easier for the male lead to feel sympathy and guilt.

It would be an injustice if this book didn't become a hit; I personally think it's better than the two rebirth novels on the list. If you happen to discover this book, don't miss it! I haven't stayed up all night reading a book in ages.

The writing is decent, but the plot is weak; it probably won't become popular. It's too bland, like drinking plain water. I've read dozens of chapters and still have no idea what the author is trying to write. Is the protagonist just reborn and spending all his time dealing with trivial matters? Will he continue being a programmer? Aren't you planning to start a business?

One important reason why the male protagonist is unlikable is that a man can be a jerk, but he should have a sense of responsibility. If a man has already decided to be a jerk but is still hesitant and timid, he becomes repulsive. If you want to have the two best girls in the world at the same time, then you must be prepared to fight against the whole world, to give both girls a sense of…

The author's writing is excellent, and the romance scenes are particularly well done. I personally think it's on par with the top romance novels on the monthly charts. However, perhaps due to being a new author and a new book, the comment section is rather quiet, and the sales figures are somewhat dismal.

As a bookworm of ten years, this is the first novel that made me skip three days of work to finish reading it before subscribing to the entire series. It's truly excellent. It's strange that it took me so long to finally read this novel. Perhaps those who truly appreciate this book are often not good with words, and don't like to express themselves. Love is timid, but being loved makes one brave.

I wasted my money. The beginning was okay, but the later parts were a mess. They deliberately created villains and imperfect plots to intensify the conflicts. The protagonist was suppressed the whole time, which was incredibly frustrating. If you didn't know better, you'd think it was a female-oriented novel.

Even though she updates quite frequently, it seems like she hasn't gained any popularity or negative attention for more than half a year? The most jarring parts were probably the title and the cryptic synopsis, which initially seemed off-putting. But after reading through the latest 2 million+ words in one go, my impression was—the book's inspiration was surprisingly strong.

Before I knew it, I'd almost reached 100,000 words! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ First, I'd like to thank my loyal readers!

Sending you a cute little sleepyhead~