Even the Righteous Fairies Won't Spare Me

I was disgusted by the sudden change in character design, and the logic was nonsensical. I dropped it after chapter 230. If 9 points is considered good, the first two chapters, the Qianling arc, are enough for a 9.5. By the third chapter, I think it's only an 8 at most. Several scenes were nauseating and made me uncomfortable. In the third chapter, the second female lead is captured by the male lead, who, without hesitation, orders her to be turned into an emotionless puppet. He's willing to do anything to harm her (only harm) in order to reach 100% of his rebirth progress. Such a character is really unlikable. The fact that the male lead, Ye Zun, in his past life and the transmigrator male lead in this life are the same person is very unbelievable. If you've transmigrated, don't you know who you are...?

It must be said that compared to most books where the protagonist is the villain, this author's book is truly imaginative. The protagonist here doesn't overpower the chosen one with overwhelming strength, nor does he fawn over them; instead, he genuinely plays the role of a villain, and he seems to possess consistently high intelligence throughout, unlike those protagonists who are all strength and no brains, only knowing how to be ruthless. However, his relationship with the chosen one falls short. The author portrays hatred, and love will likely appear later, but that's only the chosen one's feelings for the protagonist. The protagonist's feelings for the chosen one seem to consist of nothing more than exploitation; I can't think of any other emotion...

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The content is excellent, the plot is fantastic, it's the kind of story I like. It's a harem story but not contrived, and every wife is considerate of the male lead. Their personalities are also very much to my liking (✪▽✪) (While paying is normal, I hope the author will keep the chapters at 10 fire points, because I'm poor. I've already read 393 chapters, all thanks to my daily check-ins... I have seven accounts checking in every day. I hope the author won't set the fire point limit to 15 or 20). —A humble reader's request (Wishing the author a speedy recovery)

Drawn in by the author's familiar plot and tropes, I found the idea of ​​the villain defeating the hero quite intriguing. The beginning, while establishing the background for the preceding chapters, felt rushed. The world-building was lacking, and the characters weren't well-developed. Even after a dozen or so chapters, the protagonist's personality wasn't fully established; the pacing felt a bit too hurried. Another strange point: I believe many actions in the world require some justification. For example, in the European Wars, attacking another country requires a "just" reason. In the Valley of Heartbreak, the male protagonist injures the female protagonist, and the author writes that he destroys her meridians, essentially burying her talent and potential. At this point, the sect...

This book is a breath of fresh air in the SF (Super Fiction) genre. The male lead is genuine, the female lead is unpretentious, and the reading experience is incredibly smooth and enjoyable. The writing is clean and concise, and all the plot points are quite tight. It's the best reading experience I've encountered in SF. The only drawback is the slow update speed. I don't ask for anything else, I just hope the author can update twice a day; otherwise, it's simply not enough, and it's frustrating when the updates are interrupted at crucial moments. Finally, I hope the author can maintain a stable update schedule and that the writing will continue to improve.

"Pretending to be the Villain" – Well, starting two new books simultaneously is a challenge for me, I'll do my best!

Seeing the pineapple bun recommendation made me develop the habit of reading book reviews first, but after reading them, I felt uninterested again, which was really frustrating.

Hi everyone, I'd like to ask which words are considered sensitive and cannot be posted on a pineapple bun? Thank you.

Seeing that the author has started a new book, as a long-time reader, I was somewhat excited, but also worried that you might not be able to handle it well. Hearing you mention going to Pineapple Bun was unexpected, but thankfully the editor is good; I've always believed that good books are nurtured by good editors. Previously, the website editor was rather hands-off, which disappointed you and ultimately led to your departure. I've read this story, and it has that familiar feel; fantasy seems to suit you. Coming here, I believe you'll have even better opportunities. Keep up the good work this time, and strive to write an even better and more quirky story.