Reborn as an Elf, I Don't Want to Be a Pet

I am a terminal cancer patient. Reading this book, witnessing the protagonist's repeated struggles against suffering, gradually rekindled my hope. However, my doctor told me that no matter what treatment I receive, there will be no hope. My last wish is to finish this book before I die, but given the current update speed, it seems unlikely. If possible, author, could you please message me privately and send me all your drafts and story outline? This would fulfill my final wish. Thank you.

I've never cared about protagonist abuse; I've seen far worse cases. I've read nearly three hundred chapters and haven't felt any unbearable suffering from the so-called protagonist abuse, not even a shred of it. However, the biggest flaw in this book is its idiocy. Many of the plot points involving seemingly genius-level characters are beyond the comprehension of a normal person, and many of these idiotic scenes are purely deliberate. I find it impossible to empathize with any of these idiotic moments. The protagonist doesn't feel like someone in their thirties with a mental age, but rather like a child whose memories are constantly being erased, never learning from their mistakes.

I reached chapter 300 and broke down. That's enough; I can't read any more. Suffering isn't just torture. So much suffering, yet nowhere to go, everyone around dying one by one—it's despair upon despair. The entire novel offers no respite. This is something no little girl could bear, not even an adult. I'm starting to wonder if the author has psychological issues. The protagonist is constantly being tortured; what hope does the protagonist have? I can't see any. If it ended at chapter 300, I'd have nothing to say, but after 300 chapters, it's still similar torture. I can't take it anymore.

It's like being kidnapped by human traffickers and forced into marriage in the countryside. You finally escape, only to be kidnapped again, and then a group of people think you should be grateful to the family who bought you because at least they loved you, and you should love them back. The core values ​​are torture and action scenes. If there aren't action scenes, you'll inevitably be kidnapped back within 20 chapters for more torture, then escape again, and so on. If you disagree, you're right. Anyway, I laughed in anger while reading this book. It's morally corrupt, using love as a pretext for kidnapping, doing the work of a scammer in northern Myanmar. Just read it; you'll be speechless after reading it. I've been reading Pineapple Bun for 5-6 years, and this is the third or fourth book I've criticized...

This is a pre-pandemic era story. Don't be fooled by the beginning; it's completely negative, unpleasant to read, and lacks any "exciting" story. It's clichéd and foolish, written by an author with pretentious and self-important writing habits. The comments section not only inherits the simplicity and goodwill of the "old era" but also the blind obedience and xenophobia unique to it. This is a book that should be buried. It's not that the writing is bad, but the angst is forced, and the protagonist's body is ruined by these brainless scenes—showing the boy naked one minute, forcibly kissing him the next—it doesn't contribute to character development or plot advancement; it's just pure disgust. Pretentious writing is truly disgusting. [Self-deprecating humor]

Synopsis and Thoughts: Recommended by a friend, I spent five days reading it and felt compelled to share my thoughts. This story is about a boy from Earth who transmigrates to a world of swords and magic, becoming a disabled elf girl. She is bought and sold by humans, forced into a contract to be a pet, hunted by a jealous princess, and imprisoned and experimented on due to the strange powers she possesses. Despite this, she is not defeated by the dark and twisted reality of this other world; instead, her strength and will grow stronger with each setback. By Chapter 6, her combat power has reached the second tier, and she can even single-handedly take on an entire nation. Her willpower is unparalleled, capable of enduring countless hardships...

"Heal you, Lao Feng! Forced torture for the sake of torture! I didn't want to read anymore after Anna was rescued. Can anyone tell me if the protagonist went back? Is the protagonist's body intact? Is the protagonist still imprisoned later? I don't even care if he became a lesbian or got married. Author, you said it's like 'No Game No Life,' where you have to lose something to gain something, so what did the protagonist gain? This is the second book that made me write a review and criticize it. All the tragedies are just tragedies, not things that make you grow."

My current worry isn't whether the author and I will survive until the book is finished, but whether Pineapple Bun will make it to the end.

Lyrics for "Lingering Happiness" — Withered Emperor (Dust Enters the Heart) Soft hair and fair skin, They are hugging each other affectionately. I have gotten used to living this way. Alone, quietly fearing, Where is...

This is a pre-pandemic work. Don't be fooled by the beginning; it's completely negative and unpleasant. There's nothing "exciting" about it, it's clichéd and foolish, and the author is a pretentious and self-righteous intellectual. The comments section not only inherits the simplicity and goodness of the "old era," but also the blind obedience and xenophobia unique to that era. This is a book that should be buried. Avoid it.