Nanami on the Slope

Does writing about your biology dad make you feel like you got too good grades?

"Single Paradise" is basically about an old scumbag flitting from flower to flower; is there any genuine affection? Yes, but it's fragmented. "Director" is just a rich kid's hobby. This book is actually a slow burn; its most prominent feature so far is probably its youthful feel.

It's hard to imagine that these days there are still harem novels where the female lead is from Fuliji.

The advisor is here! Qidianban is here! The advisor is here! Qidianban won't die!

I finished it in one go. The latest chapter is a mess. The earlier chapters portrayed the protagonist as a spirited high school boy, but the "Lost" chapter is just a bunch of nonsense about being nice for the sake of being nice, which just makes him seem like a coward. And the trope of a villainous father threatening his family in a light novel is incredibly cheesy.

... Give me back my subscription! 😅 What the hell is this disgusting biological father thing? Are you having a pretentious literary spree?! The indigenous setting was already a letdown, and now you've added a kidnapping element. Why not just stick to a pure love harem? My dear (in quotes) author

Um, although the female lead is based on reality, I was still a bit taken aback when I saw her being tipped and her underwear exposed. I know from the comments that this actually happens in real life, but why did they have to write this kind of redemption story?

This transition felt very abrupt. Using some old-fashioned plot to advance the romance would have been better than using a biological father. Saka-kei novels with an indigenous protagonist are a niche within a niche; they need to consider their target audience.

Endless Shennong, come forth!!!

Um, a female lead almost stripped and did a live stream... Another female lead went on a date with another guy, and if the male lead hadn't warned her, she would have been taken home by him.