My Narcissistic Life

Happy 5th Anniversary!

As the title suggests, I deeply regret encountering such a wonderful book when I still felt young. From now on, I'll find it difficult to read most reverse marriage novels the same way. Even ordinary novels can offer some enjoyment. But having already tasted the exquisite flavors of morning dew, evening glow, and the crescent moon at night, how can I possibly put that tasteless, yet ultimately unpalatable, novel into my mouth? Currently, reverse marriage novels, especially, have undoubtedly veered off into countless detours. The reason for this lies in the crooked and misguided path they took from the very beginning. Those readers whose worldviews were shattered by the three great "evil books" yet still captivated by their magic will surely never forget that feeling. The novelty and the unfamiliarity, the new...

The 18,287-word update will be released in batches throughout the day.

When I read the comments, my first reaction was, "Huh? What happened?" Was my phone broken? The blank cover was really unsettling. I only relaxed after seeing the commentary cover below. Then, after reading the comments and the synopsis, holy crap! How is this thing still alive?! Although the language isn't very respectful, that was definitely my first reaction. No wonder I didn't study Chinese well. This shows that it's definitely a good book. Because the last time I read this book, I was only in middle school! (メ`[]´)/ It's so memorable and leaves a lasting impression...

It's almost over, wait for me, it'll be here soon.

Spoilers ahead, please read with caution. This is my humble opinion, and my comments may be biased; please forgive me. Before discussing the novel, I'd like to share my personal feelings about it. From childhood, I've been obsessed with fantasy and neglected my studies. One afternoon (let's assume this is true), I opened a newly downloaded light novel app and randomly picked a novel titled "Me and My Narcissistic Life." "What happens when you meet yourself of the opposite sex?" This is the story. I spent nearly two days reading it. Reading this book was truly a visual treat. I abandoned my skimming method and instead adopted a word-by-word approach...

To be honest, due to numerous busy schedules and my slow reading speed, I haven't finished this book yet, only reading the first tens of thousands of words. But I'm already overwhelmed with emotion, and with nowhere to vent it, writing a book review is the only way I can find peace. Of course, the following only represents my personal opinion; if there are any misinterpretations, please point them out. In my view, to truly understand this book, one must put oneself in the protagonist's shoes. Of course, I'm referring to the female protagonist (obvious). The story begins by roughly describing the protagonist as a so-called "differentiated one"...

I currently have 12,000 words saved up, and it's not finished yet. I'll release it in one update once it's complete.

I spent two days reading *Narcissism* and have some thoughts I need to share. To be honest, as Sister Pear (just kidding) said, book reviews are indeed difficult to write. I've been sick since childhood, and although I was respected in school, only those who have experienced it truly understand the discrimination I faced after entering society. My liking for transmigration stories or self-marriage stems from a deep longing for a partner of the opposite sex who understands me. Perhaps this is the ideal for most boys, including myself. But I wonder, if I were a girl, would I still love my former self? Obviously not. If I knew my former self loved me, I would marry myself. I think it's not that I'm gay...

No updates for the fifth anniversary? Scratches 🍐.