The Love Healing Handbook

Will he write a book? I haven't seen the protagonist poop yet. Does the protagonist not need to poop?

This author was just like this in her previous book. She started off with a good theme, but things started to go wrong in the middle. Then she stopped updating without warning, deleted people from her group, and came back a few weeks later with a half-hearted apology chapter, updating intermittently.

To put it bluntly, this book is of average quality. The reason it has lasted so long is entirely due to the author's clever ideas and innovative approach to writing about training animal girlfriends. Let's talk about the characters first. First of all, the protagonist. I was speechless when I saw him. Dude, you write romance novels, do you know that love is a two-way street?

It's somewhere between a light meal and a light dessert. For those who like light Japanese cuisine, the light Japanese flavor is quite strong, so it can be considered a light dessert. Furthermore, the perspective is quite novel, taking the viewpoint from a doctor's point of view, which is not a traditional, formulaic novel.

Damn it, this author is just like that; they have absolutely no professional ethics. Their last book was full of short updates followed by various excuses and apologies; when they stopped updating, there was absolutely no news. This book is even worse—they just cashed in and ran away. We paid money, and this is what we get? Can't Qidian (the author's website) do something about this?

This author is amazing!

The group has been disbanded, and it's highly likely the book will be abandoned soon, just like the last one. Everyone can leave now. It won't be long before it goes into weekly updates and then is abandoned altogether. This book also started strong but declined sharply. It couldn't handle the mid-to-late stages.

It feels like the protagonist's personality becomes increasingly cold and indifferent as the story progresses. At the beginning, he seemed merely self-disciplined and rational, but he grows more and more aloof later on. I don't know if the author went off-topic or intentionally portrayed the protagonist's condition worsening, but it certainly feels awkward and unlikable.

If an author can consistently maintain this standard until the end, it can become a solid foundation for their future writing career. Even if they go off to dabble in fantasy like Crow and come back, they'll still have a fan base. That's all I can say.

Hopefully, the female lead won't be someone who turned into another man's gold. It makes me feel like the male lead is sleeping with other men's gold!