My Miserable Life, Refusing to Be Raised by Cute Girls

Since it's finished, why not mark it as finished?

Farmer Zhang went to buy a pound of millet. The rice shop owner took out a scale, placed it on the ground, and casually picked up a knife to cut open a bag of rice. The rice poured onto the scale. The moment the scale read one pound, the owner plugged the bag and gave Zhang the millet that was on the scale. Zhang walked home satisfied, thinking how generous the owner was. Suddenly, he felt something was wrong: according to F=ma, the millet should have generated a force when it fell onto the scale… so the millet he bought was actually less than one pound. The next day, Zhang sued the owner in court. Zhang explained his reasoning…

I just want to know the ending. I'm afraid I won't be able to accept it and I'm hesitant to read on. What if it's one of those cliffhangers or a one-way ending? I'd be devastated... By the way, could the author leave their address? I can't contact them in Japan, but I can still send them razor blades from China.

I think this novel is well-written; it reads a bit like watching a Japanese anime. The character development is quite good, thanks to the extra chapters, the main plot, and some first-person perspective descriptions. While some parts are a bit abstract @_@, the way it guides readers to fill in the blanks shows the author is very attentive, seemingly worried about readers having any... Well, you know. (Lol) Finally, I hope the author continues writing! (≧ω≦)

Light Novel Reviewer: Blood's Smile Target Audience: Authors whose designs are unrealistic Review Summary: Light novel design needs more reasonable design Hello everyone, I'm the adorable Smile. Today I'm bringing you a review of the work submitted by a Tieba user, "My Miserable Life of Not Wanting to Be Raised by Cute Girls." I have to say, the author surprised me, especially regarding their identity. I really can't connect the work with the author. You can all investigate whether our author is actually a young lady QWQ. Okay, getting back to the point, the plot of this book is very clear. The protagonist is a die-hard lolicon, but there aren't many girls around him...

It's gotten this far! A real loli has arrived?! The content is interesting and humorous; the author's constant use of references shows their dedication. Such vivid writing is truly rare! It's clear the author works very hard; this is the first time I've seen a book that makes me laugh two or three times in one chapter and keeps me wanting to keep reading. As a reader, seeing an update every morning and evening is a wonderful thing! So, I hope the author will keep up the good work! After all, writing a thousand-word daily essay (even a narrative one) is exhausting! Keep up the good work, author!

The content is decent, a standard campus romance story: a cunning and scheming wife-like girl named Hitomi who suddenly appears (?), A childhood friend and a tsundere student council president, an online crush named Ai-chan who's a bit difficult, a sharp-tongued junior, a cute little sister, and a goofy Zhao Zhao. Overall, the characters are very well-developed (although the names are really... Unfortunate). The male lead's lolicon trope is also quite to my liking (｡･ω･｡). The subsequent plot development didn't disappoint; it's poised to be a hilarious romance masterpiece, though I wonder if there will be a harem. But I have to talk about the romance lines →_→ I won't discuss Hitomi and the student council president; their relationship is indeed very well-developed. But the other four are a bit strange →_...

I laughed all night.

I have a question for everyone: is the ending of this book a pure love story or a harem story?

Is it not going to be updated anymore?