After Cross-Dressing, I Became My Villainous Girlfriend's Stand-In

The younger sister's personality is terrible. Although it's realistic, it's very uncomfortable to watch. The male lead's thought process is bizarre. His sister freeloads and even threatens him, while he supports her through his work as a stand-in. She heartlessly mocks him for being effeminate—isn't her morality a bit warped? The male lead is usually quite sensible, but faced with this kind of morally reprehensible behavior, he actually tries to find ways to make his sister earn more money! It's infuriating to watch. I suggest the male lead's personality be stronger (I hope the author will consider this). He should be able to respond to his sister's unreasonable demands; otherwise, his submissive nature lacks masculinity.

Dear readers, you've probably noticed I've been updating extra chapters these past few days. Please, for the sake of this diligent reader, add my novel to your favorites and give it a like! This week, besides the ten-chapter update on Monday, as long as you kindly add it to your favorites, like it, and comment, I'll continue to update! (Screenshots of my drafts are available on Pineapple Circle). Thank you all! [Em]

Su Cheng, I must say, is really unlikable. If she weren't the protagonist's sister, she definitely wouldn't survive past 1000 words. Every word she lives beyond that is a death sentence.

Well, anyway, thank you for your hard work, President (PS: This is my first review, please forgive me). First of all, let's look at the author; I think they're quite diligent. Although each chapter is around 2000 words, they write at least 5000+ words a day. Even without extra chapters, there's enough to read every day. And the character development is very detailed. However, this also has its drawbacks, namely, the pacing is too slow. Especially in the latter half of the first volume, most of the added descriptions are a bit redundant and awkward. I just wish the descriptions of the background and other characters were simpler. In short, this kind of plot is quite to my liking, and I'm looking forward to the subsequent plot and the possible new characters and events.

I really don't like Su Cheng

I updated so much during the National Day holiday; some readers should have noticed, right? Probably.

Generally, I write a short reflection after finishing each volume. I had prepared one, but I didn't plan to type it out. The reason I chose to write a long review is that I haven't written anything these past few days... Which has left me unsure how to begin. Although the book has a general direction, I've been both anticipating and pondering what the ending will be. I'm anticipating the story's conclusion. I'm pondering what I've actually written in those 700,000+ words. The more I think about it, the more confused I become, which deeply reflects my lack of confidence. I don't know what gave me the courage to keep writing until now... I'm lost.

No one's commenting, and no one's sending me monthly tickets. I feel like I'm doomed.

Capture the guild leader!

My first reaction to the title was that it made him the Stand user's Stand.