My Live-In Girlfriend Is a Violent Girl

I'm an outstanding young person who has inherited the 24-character core socialist values, what are you all thinking? I feel deeply hurt and need monthly votes to soothe my wounded heart.

Let me start with the point you all find most unacceptable: the female lead "voluntarily" becomes the rich second-generation's girlfriend, and you think the protagonist is being cheated on... Think about it for a moment. Did the female lead and Tang Xiuyun hold hands, kiss, or go to a hotel? Nothing happened! Where did this "ghost" come from?! Find the evidence before you speak, don't spread rumors! Some might say that even without physical infidelity, "voluntary" means emotional infidelity, which is unacceptable. But is it truly "voluntary"? What would happen if the female lead refused this condition? With the "ghost" involved, it could only mean the destruction of both her and the male lead. Therefore, she could only try to minimize casualties; she was forced...

Your work is your own, like your own child. You created it, and regardless of the plot, writing style, or character development, you should put your heart and soul into crafting it. This kind of irresponsible, haphazard writing before publication, simply copying and pasting, purely to meet daily update quotas, shows readers no dedication or emotional investment in the work. If you still have this attitude after reading one more chapter, you'll abandon the book. Authors who don't invest emotion and effort into their work will never create good works, because if you don't take responsibility for it, it will never reward you.

I'm about to finish this chapter. I'm definitely the worst student among my peers; it took me ages to finally finish Volume 3.

Stomach medicine is acceptable, and so is abuse, but please, no NTR.

I feel like the male lead is just like me, always getting bullied, but... I don't have the protagonist's halo! If I had the male lead's abilities, I'd really want to show off, wanting the whole world to know how strong I am. Even though I'd definitely get crushed in the end, the thrill of showing off is really satisfying. Speaking of the male lead's emotional journey in volume three, I always felt like he wasn't very bright. He was kept in the dark for a while, and because he didn't know, he stubbornly ignored the female lead's affairs. He found a breakthrough from Tang Xiuyun, but knowing only part of the story, he couldn't understand the female lead's predicament. Finally, just when Tang Xiuyun was about to succeed, there was a twist, preventing things from getting too...

First of all, honestly, when someone is ungrateful and doesn't appreciate your kindness, you shouldn't care about anything else. When you reach your breaking point, there's no need to hold back anymore; just explode! Give me a gun and ask me to kill someone who harms my family and friends. I can say I will shoot without hesitation and without any regret. In a juvenile sense, hesitation leads to defeat; rationally, I call it decisiveness. If you don't even have the awareness to kill someone who harms you or those around you, what kind of protection are you talking about? Awareness is crucial. At least you need to understand what you cherish in this life, what's most important, and what you must protect at all costs. Make that kind of resolution. Otherwise, honestly, without the protagonist's halo, it really starts...

Is this a harem or a single female lead?

First of all, thank you all for your continued support. I know there aren't many people left by now. The ending was a bit rushed, so please forgive me. Why didn't I continue writing? It's simple: no subscribers. I need to spend several hours each day brainstorming and writing, but the subscriptions are only enough to buy two steamed buns, which is frustrating. Besides, I'm currently in a very busy period, so I have to put the novel on hold for now. Until we meet again!

To be honest, I feel this ending was a bit of a letdown.