The Charming Goddess Only Wants to Depend on Irresponsible Me

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Well, like the title says, I originally just wanted to vent in your launch message, but then I remembered I'd neglected to write a long review, so I'm adding this now. Anyway, it starts like this: Keep it up! Writing is about passion. Although I don't know where my passion has gone right now. Also, this is a point I'm personally considering regarding the later plot. After all, in this era of increasingly fast-paced novels, the single, invincible protagonist trope is honestly already saturated and aesthetically tiring. Therefore, the ability to create something new and keep readers engaged is crucial. To be honest, as an author [knowing my own joys and sorrows]...

"Ladies with similar tastes?" The opening is quite similar to this visual novel.

Is it cold?

If the cover is chosen well, uh uh (gets arrested)

I love this kind of straightforward male lead.

There's an extra chapter tomorrow for those who vote with monthly passes! I'll make it up to them! I had a lot of online classes today QAQ

It gives off a Hitomi Ariadne vibe.

I'll never forget the meeting between Narita Mari and Saku. Even without the perfect maid, the scene was still astonishing. King Lear may fade away, and Hamlet will eventually be crowned king. The success of "Lady's Moe" relies on its voice actor lineup and its fast-paced, unobstructed plot. The flames of revenge are the core driving force of the plot, the magic weapon for killing off characters. Once the plot sheds this glamorous shell, Narita Mari loses her charm, and her inner choices become irrational and illogical. Finally, I will always love the young lady.

Well written, keep it up, Leng Nuan!