Do You Think I'm Made of Iron, With This Many Girls?

Readers didn't want such a rushed ending. The foreshadowing was cut short before it could be used, leaving the story unfinished. Isn't it a shame that it ended so abruptly? The book's premise was quite good. Under the umbrella of "family," the "brother" and "sister" lived together, helping each other with the support of their "family." The characters were well-developed: the adorable Xiao Mi Xiao Hei, the slightly arrogant Xiang Ze Xue, the mysterious and ethereal Ying Jiu, the innocent and pure Ling Long Bao, and the generous and daring Jing Tian. Perhaps the author was exhausted from juggling two other books and chose to abandon this one, resulting in a painful and disappointing ending that broke the hearts of many readers who had been following the story...

The setting is actually quite vast, not only in terms of the family structure but also the protagonist's background, giving it a great and complete space for development. The younger sister's character is closer to familial affection than romantic love, giving a warm feeling. The use of Chinese mythical creatures as the basis for the protagonists and antagonists, rather than simple good and evil, makes it feel more realistic. The early parts are lighthearted, humorous, and touching. Although it didn't continue writing, it still provided me with an enjoyable reading experience.

Achieved: Added to favorites on day 1, completed on day 2.

Damn, it's a complete flop.

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Perhaps this is what eunuchs are like.

I've already topped up my account and you're telling me it's over?

I started raising it a week ago...? Is it finished??

A failed project?

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