I'm Invincible, Yet I Insist on Getting Married

Every time I play an RPG eroge, I always go to an older man first.

Honestly, I think the author might have a slight misunderstanding about the concept of "transformation marriage." The highlight of a transformation marriage story is the process of "transformation," not the result. The changes in appearance and mentality before and after the transformation, as well as the supporting characters' opinions of the protagonist before and after the transformation, are the highlights. In this story, the protagonist has been transformed for six years at the beginning, and squatting to use the toilet has become a habit—is that still considered a "transformation"?

Waaaaah! Writing a book isn't easy for an author, but could you please not write such a rushed ending? Leave us with a little room for imagination... Do you know how I felt after a long day, finally getting around to reading my favorite genre, spending the whole afternoon on it, only to see the ending? Before seeing the ending, I was thinking of spending some money to continue reading, thinking it was worth it. But after seeing the ending, I was numb, I was truly speechless with grief.

It totally hit a nerve with me, except the female lead's aesthetic seems a bit off; her preferred style leans more towards Kunkun (a popular anime/manga series), and isn't the JoJo's masculine vibe better? Another downside is that the female lead's character is revealed too early, and judging by the plot development, she'll be revealed to even more people, which diminishes the satisfying feeling of discovering the mastermind. I think it would be better to delay the reveal. Finally, with so many characters already having plot points, adding more now could easily cause the story to fall apart; I hope the author will pay a little more attention to this.

Can anyone recommend some movies about getting married and becoming a big fan?

I started reading it a while ago, but now that I've finished, there are only a dozen or so chapters left. This otherworldly novel by the author was actually quite well-written, so why did it have to end so quickly? Sigh, why are so many good books so short? ::>_<::

Sigh, isn't it better to leave the ending open to interpretation?

I hope you can still muster your courage and be full of confidence.

Who is the main character's romantic partner?

A sixteen-year-old cabbage was eaten by a fifty-year-old pig, and they even knew each other for a day. Either delete it and rewrite it, or just stop writing, Gan Cui, stop disgusting people.