Is It Shameful to Hide Behind Your Girlfriend and Heal?

This book review exists solely for the purpose of praising. Hopefully, it will make the book, or at least the author, feel that "the effort wasn't in vain because people still like this book." I really like this book, but the author's final words made me want to write a longer review. So, what follows is the usual praise. The genre of this book is one I like, and it seems to have a primary-secondary theme (I think that's true). However, the series of events, the protagonist's ability to either cowardly avoid trouble or decisively cut through the mess, and the well-developed character traits and apt side descriptions, make for a very satisfying read. You might wonder why I would use such words to describe this book...

Having grown accustomed to the clichéd beginnings of heroines falling for each other, I thought my hopes for "Pineapple Bun" (a popular light novel) were dashed. However, one afternoon, while idly flipping through books, I stumbled upon a few excellent works, and this one was among them. The plot and story are well-developed, avoiding excessive wish-fulfillment and the stale slice-of-life formula of typical light novels. To be honest, the protagonist's opening lines did resonate with me, but their excessive emphasis in the early chapters felt somewhat forced and contrived, and they weren't mentioned again later. Furthermore, the female characters' development in the early chapters is weak; even the scene of self-sacrifice felt abrupt...

I'm so sorry... I've caught a cold recently, and my body just can't take it anymore. I won't abandon this project; although updates might be a bit slow, I will definitely finish it.

So far, the plot has been quite satisfying, but the author suddenly gave up just when I was enjoying it and ready to add it to my favorites and follow the series. I was surprised; I thought my taste couldn't be that bad! All the novels I've read have become huge hits. This really shocked me! I still hope the author can continue writing. Unfortunately, I only have one monthly pass left this month, but I'll still give it to you to support the author. My chemistry and biology talent is maxed out. Having been exposed to medicine since childhood, I can't work in this field because I'm afraid of blood, so I really admire and enjoy these kinds of stories. I hope...

When I was a child, The delay was even shorter, just one day. I was on Wednesday. Updated on Thursday. When they grow up, The delay was even more significant, with tickets still owed for a month. In this month, Update will be available next month. Now, Delay is a knife to me. I'm outside the door. The author is inside the door. In the future, The dragnet was made of an iron fence. I'm in prison. The author is in the sky.

For a novel with only one female protagonist, the tag "pure love" is appropriate.

Mobile fountain, Fel-powered little black guy with oversized shoes

In my opinion, this book didn't flop at all; on the contrary, I think it's quite good. So the author shouldn't be discouraged. Popular books take time to become hits. This book has only just begun, and I think it has great potential. Keep it up! I'm looking forward to the development and plot development. And from the beginning, I think this book is a slow burn; we can't rush it. I hope the author can further refine the plot. "Don't worry about having no friends on the road ahead; who in the world doesn't know you?"

Since you said you wouldn't be a eunuch, then I'll wait for you to come back.

According to the initial setup, Gaia sent them here to atone for their sins. So, shouldn't that person's assassination system be that killing bad guys earns assassination points, and killing good guys deducts assassination points? Now they're being sent to kill the True Ancestor, who is supposed to be a good person. Doesn't this setup seem a bit messed up later on? Or is it that other prisoners have a way to create a false impression for Gaia? But if that's the case, their abilities all came from Gaia, yet they can outwit Gaia, which is even stranger!