How Do You Rate the Heretic God Who Flirts but Never Marries?

Having followed this book to volume eleven, it's truly a frustrating read. The male lead's actions have disgusted me. Having followed over ten books on Pineapple Bun, this is the first time I've been so angry I couldn't help but write a review. As a reader, if you are a responsible, mature, and stable person in real life, then please be careful of the book's plot points. One of the core elements of the story so far is the annulment of the engagement. The male and female leads were engaged due to an arranged marriage by their families. The male lead, because of a system requiring him to flirt with women to earn "heart points," and the female lead, who doesn't understand love, initially believed that marriage was a predetermined fate, an unavoidable force, and her reason for being. She disliked...

To be honest, Pineapple Bun is a niche site, a haven for so-called "light novels," so the books here basically can't escape the generic tropes and writing styles of online literature. Readers generally don't care; as long as someone writes, someone will read. However, these books lack the feel of a true "work of art," and I'm even certain the authors themselves were writing with the mindset that "as long as the plot is exciting, nobody cares about the writing style." This book, too, started out as a typical "light novel," but unlike others, the author's narrative, scene descriptions, and character portrayals were truly outstanding. But...

It hasn't been updated yet. Even a brief outline of the ending would be helpful. Come back, my youth! [Sfem:20:718]

Resurrect, my love.

One thing is that many readers are deterred by an author's wavering, regardless of the book's quality. If the author cannot be the pillar of the book, readers will scatter. No matter how much you're upset, at this discounted time, people won't care about your past. Just let them know—the author is still here, and buying this book is a guarantee.

This is my first review, just my personal opinion. The initial setup was really captivating, and the writing was excellent, but I've decided to quit. Why? Because it's exhausting. If an author intends to treat writing as a commodity, they need to consider the reader's needs. Personally, while putting myself in the protagonist's shoes was enjoyable at first, I was mostly exhausted. Although the protagonist constantly encourages others to live for themselves, they're also constantly pandering to others. As a reader who's very tired from work, I came back hoping to relax with a novel, but finding it so tiring made it impossible to continue reading...

I hope Black Snow knows that someone is still waiting for you.

Black Snow, almost half the year is over!

It's 2025, and the New Year is over.

I think of this when I have no books to read.