Peninsula: A Farmer's Blind-Date Diary

Roaring Noodles

The male lead's personality is so poorly portrayed, it's really hard to watch.

The protagonist's emotional intelligence is too low. What's most incomprehensible is that the protagonist resists Zhao Meiyan but inexplicably accepts Momo. You can't find any reason to explain it. Also, the plot of the protagonist shaving his head is not something a normal person should write. What makes you think readers would want to see this kind of plot?

Something feels off. The male lead is not only narcissistic, but also a bit of a fangirl, acting like a fool.

The protagonist is a robot without any intelligence or human emotions. He's not the kind of guy who's passive and doesn't reject women, but rather a clueless, naive, and innocent type who has no idea what women want. Seriously, did he live two lifetimes in a daze? The female lead is so assertive, yet he acts like a saint.

They've written such a good character about Sister Mian, don't let her end up as a loser!

What kind of nonsense is this? What do people who give it good reviews usually eat?

The time traveler is an idiot, yes, Mom! A mama's boy.

The more I read this book, the more something felt off. Both the male and female characters were incredibly infatuated and narcissistic, and the male protagonist's parents were also a bit abnormal. If nothing changed in a couple more days, I'll give up.

I really can't bring myself to like the male lead; he's always putting on an act while pretending to be something he's not. And yet, the female lead is portrayed so well. I can only watch it as filler and skip around.