The Handbook to a Life of Love

Why is it set up so that internal organs are removed and then the system recovers? I personally feel that it would be more reasonable for the protagonist to recover after being seriously injured, but with all the organs still available. The removal of the kidney, stomach, gallbladder, and duodenum, due to the abdominal injury caused by the car accident, requires consideration of factors such as…

Niu Mo's Guest, updating only once every two days? Do you really think you're someone important? All the platinum-level authors who do this are doomed; their reputations will be ruined. If you're really planning to update only once every two days, I suggest you stop writing altogether, just quit. And don't use the Five-Bone Umbrella anymore; your reputation is ruined, just start a new account.

When I was still sitting in the classroom reading, I became a fan of light novels because of "Tokyo Boyfriend." Later, when I saw that "Outer God" had stopped updating, I clenched my fists in the audience. I believe that Seven-Bone Umbrella deserves a great deal of credit for the development of light novels to this day.

If you have a main account, try to use it to redirect traffic, just in case it suddenly gets banned someday. 😢

I'm so damn angry! I was originally thinking of holding off on watching it for a while. Hey, guess what? Byd🐶's stuff got abandoned! When you create a new account in the future, remember not to use the name "Several-Bone Umbrella" anymore; it ruins your reputation.

Author Sang, next time please use the pen name "Eight-Bone Umbrella," I'm afraid you'll keep choosing shorter and shorter pen names, and the word count will also decrease.

Could the author cut it five more times? 🙂

Actually, giving up might not be a bad thing. You have talent, but you lack perseverance. The worst thing about writing a novel is having no one read it, and the second worst thing is being stuck in limbo. Either cut it quickly, or keep writing. This kind of inconsistent work schedule only frustrates you and makes your readers both love and hate you.

I find this strange; why are there so many people who dislike Miki Kirigiri in the chapter reviews? I like Miki Kirigiri. First of all, according to the setting, she and the male lead are very familiar and close childhood sweethearts. She took care of him when he was hospitalized, and their behavior was very intimate. However, they had not defined their relationship, and both of them knew this.

It's best to be clear about harem themes. Some people are just sick in the head; if a character is well-developed, they clamor for a single female lead. Then, if the author intentionally changes it or is swayed by others, characters with undefined relationships and newly introduced characters become like clowns, and the book's logic collapses.