The Wrong Way to Enter Love Apartment

In the sitcom *iPartment*, Zhanbo actually took the wrong path. If he had focused on programming from the start, and perhaps created a weaker version of Jarvis, he might have ended up with Wanyu.

She later had plastic surgery.

Simps deserve a terrible death; they don't even deserve to be reborn and have another chance.

It's clear the author enjoys this kind of convoluted, heart-wrenching, and bittersweet literature. I personally enjoy this kind of plot, and I don't find it particularly offensive. However, the scene in Chapter Eight where Zhanbo sucks the blood from Wanyu's finger is such a stark contrast to the rest of the story that it made me feel like I was dying from embarrassment.

I won't say much more, as others have already said quite a bit, including myself. This time, I only have one piece of advice: stop writing harem novels, at least not for now. Writing a good harem novel, especially one set in a modern context, requires self-deception combined with a cold and ruthless scumbag mentality. But you are a sentimental and literary youth, and this is not your path.

If you're willing, writing a pure romance with a single female lead would be great, and the romance is good too. So why do you have to add a harem? And the main point is, you insisted on adding Cyndi Wang. I'd be happy with a simple pure romance with just Cyndi Wang, but you had to add her, forced her in. Zhanbo, you just don't have the harem gene.

This subject matter is already quite niche, and your kind of artsy style is even more niche; it's impossible to make a living from it. However, your writing is excellent; you're well-suited for this profession.

At first I thought he had finally let go of the past, but then he beckoned me and ran over again.

It's written by a female author again, and I didn't feel any satisfaction at all.

Nolan