What Should I Do If My Senior Suddenly Calls Me Her Husband?

I've already posted two comments. Taking advantage of the fact that the original poster isn't home, I'm secretly trying to get some clicks. The book is titled "How I Became a God from Oppression." I hope you like it. (If the original poster doesn't like it, please quietly delete the comment and don't tell anyone else. I'm new to this place and don't have many clicks. Life is tough, so I'm shamelessly trying to get some clicks. Sorry for bothering you, thank you.)

Author, I really don't want to leave, but the one next door is so thick and long, if you don't update soon I'm going to turn into its shape...

I was struck by lightning after reading just the first chapter. I definitely can't continue reading this book. The reason is simple: my roommate's name is Zhang Hao. Seeing that name reminds me of him... It's hard to describe.

Enough talk, let's get started— 1. As is typical of urban tropes, the author has skillfully veered towards the most common and beloved (laughs) trope: the shield trope (at this moment, a male protagonist covered in flags floats by). While this is easy to write and control, similar plots should be used sparingly. Too much of it feels like it excessively diminishes the female leads' abilities. (Women's thoughts aren't so simple, especially those in high positions. Of course, those with completely introverted and weak personalities are similar in some ways.) 2. After reading the entire existing chapters, one can feel the author's...

I personally think the plot itself is fine. The male lead is cool when he needs to be, and he doesn't mince words when he needs to be; he's also very affectionate when it's time for them to be together. It's just that I don't know when they'll actually become a couple. I'm looking forward to seeing how things develop between the senior and the male lead. Overall, it's quite enjoyable to watch, just a bit slow to update. It was satisfying to finish watching all the episodes I had to wait for. The only downside was the car chase scenes, which I found a bit questionable, but that's anime after all. Anyone looking for realism in anime is crazy 😂

Why is the protagonist written so blandly? He should be incredibly handsome! Don't ask me why, it's just that only someone incredibly handsome can make me feel connected to the story. The author should also consider the needs of male readers and make the story more relatable. Does the author even feel connected to the story themselves? A novel this good should have an incredibly handsome author! And what's with the 140-word requirement for book reviews? What, is this some kind of academic paper requirement? It wasted so much of my time trying to reach the word count. Also, some plot points are illogical. I'm too lazy to go into details, just venting a little. ㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ

There wasn't even a notice about the hiatus; it's like they scammed me and ran.

Seeing the martial arts tag in a slice-of-life urban novel, I can already imagine the main characters leaping across rooftops and participating in a martial arts sect competition a hundred or two later.

It feels like the author just sneaked over from Qidian.com.

Sigh, no, if you're going to abandon the project or can't update due to other commitments, at least say so, right? This feels so disrespectful!