Why Am I Being Pestered by Beautiful Girls When I Don't Want to Fall in Love?

This author is just like that; he either plays games or does other random things. He'll write something when he's in the mood, then disappear when he's too lazy to write anymore. He doesn't care about his subscribers at all, but there are always people defending him. Hopefully, the author will treat those who defend him the same way!

As a die-hard fan of harem dramas, I absolutely love this novel!!! Having read this far, I truly admire Yi Ge's ability to navigate a sea of women without ever getting attached! His captivating charm is irresistible! I'm so glad the author hasn't decided on a female lead yet, giving us the chance to choose. All I want to say is, I only love and support Senior Sister! Why? Can you get what you want without some effort and strategy? Happiness is something you have to fight for! Plus, with Yi Ge's personality, wouldn't it be great to have a girlfriend with high emotional intelligence, high IQ, and high looks (and lots of money)? Wouldn't that be wonderful? Wouldn't he be happy? The answer is definitely yes! Brothers! Support...

Okay, I'll say it one last time: it's perfectly fine if you don't like Chen Mingming; it's a personal choice. This is a stock market romance novel. If you don't like her, you can like other characters. But feelings beyond "dislike" should consider the feelings of Mingming's fans and the author's hard work. There's no whitewashing involved. The changes in Chen Mingming and Su Yi's relationship and emotions so far have been foreshadowed and laid out. If you don't understand, just read it a few more times. It's too boring to analyze the whole thing for you, and I'm too lazy to do it. The controversy surrounding the characters shouldn't be between readers and the author; that's stupid, like I have to spoil everything...

I clicked on this because of the title, and I must say the author came up with a great name; the aloof male lead is quite popular these days. I clicked in with curiosity and excitement, though I was actually worried it would be another formulaic story with a brainless plot where the girl just throws herself at me. But the first chapter immediately caught my eye. The author successfully created a "villainous" female character—the kind who causes trouble for the male lead but secretly likes him. As I read on, I discovered the author's world-building was very rich, rooted in life yet transcending it. And then there's my favorite senior, who perfectly embodies my ideal of a mature, sophisticated woman…

This book stands out from the crowd of books featuring free lunches, unexpected romances, yandere protagonists, and incestuous relationships for a reason. I believe a crucial factor is that the characters are well-developed and not stereotypical. In terms of character development, I think the most successful is the wealthy heiress Chen Mingming. You didn't realize his goodness until you lost him. In other words, what you thought was within your grasp was actually far away. Her emotional journey—from bewilderment at the male lead's sudden departure, to panic at his expression of disgust, to her desperate pleas after falling into despair—is vividly portrayed, demonstrating the author's dedication to creating this character. And...

1. The homeroom teacher's words clearly foreshadowed something, "You're special to us, if you want to know the answer." This shows the teacher came with a purpose, which is quite obvious and suggests there's more to the story. (It might be related to the male lead's parents.) 2. The female lead's connection is too strong, too deliberate. Hmm, I think this kind of childhood sweetheart trope is quite common in fanfiction. Besides, this is a novel; how can a novel develop without some plot?

Actually, I found this book by chance when I was in my final year of junior high school. My grades were terrible, and I was under immense pressure. My only form of entertainment was reading novels. That's when I stumbled upon this book. The joy it brought me during my most difficult time is something I'll never forget. Now I'm in my first year of high school, but I'll never forget how it accompanied me through the toughest period of my life. Best of luck, author!

Let's see how many people will still remember this book in 25 years.

Thank you, Feng Ziyu. I originally planned to let the book sit for a while! But when I opened it today, I didn't see any updates. I frantically clicked on the table of contents, only to find everything was still the same. I checked the latest update date, and a strange feeling welled up inside me. I wanted to see their ending; I love their world! This novel is my absolute favorite. It's also the most heartbreaking novel I've ever read. I can wait! I believe you'll come back; I believe you'll update to over 1000 chapters. This novel will always be on my bookshelf.

This character evokes different feelings in readers depending on their perspective and personality. This isn't a failure in character development; rather, the author's portrayal is too realistic, profoundly impacting diverse readers. Because most readers view the character from an omniscient perspective and for entertainment purposes (not wanting to think, just wanting to have fun, myself included), the author's "intentional misleading" effect is overdone. These readers severely dislike the character, and I personally dislike her too. Seeing many comments arguing about this, I delved deeper into the character's background, though I still can't bring myself to like her (it's a personality issue). Looking at her from Chen Mingming's perspective...