School Beauties Are the Worst

I'll come back to update once I've adjusted my mindset.

This book was really hard to read. I believe everyone has a slight case of mental fastidiousness, and this book takes the male protagonist's obsessive-compulsive behavior to the extreme.

I'd read the pinned comment before deciding whether to read this book, I'm such an idiot. I read the synopsis and tags and then immediately start reading (I usually don't read the comments first). Summary: 1. My first impression of the male lead is that he's naive… and has the typical thick-skinnedness of guys… Then someone said he's kind… I think you might have some misunderstanding, it should be called "unforgettable love." Also, the male lead has immense power and various reincarnations and abilities that connect different things. If the tags aren't enough, it's better to mention it in the synopsis, since some people decide to read it after just reading the synopsis and title. First of all, the male lead's views on love are definitely…

The protagonist is not only a licker, but also a masochist who doesn't get anything in return, making the story increasingly disgusting. He licks every single person he meets, and the worst part is that he keeps licking even when people don't reciprocate his advances. It's like he has some kind of psychological problem.

In the previous book, at least the childhood sweetheart and that woman got together (although he didn't know it was a woman at first). This time, the childhood sweetheart is just asking for trouble by dating another man, trying to annoy the male lead? She'll just drive the readers away first.

The author's own writing is all about the male protagonist's subservience, basically him being forcibly subservient to the female protagonist, who then constantly defends him. It's so toxic, yet you can't criticize it! They even tell you to leave if you don't like it, or you're forced to click in. Why didn't you start with the book's synopsis? Not only did you not add a "depressing" tag, but the synopsis also promised a "moment of tormenting the husband, then a dramatic reversal," making it seem like the male protagonist's suffering would end and he'd have a comeback. But what happened? Many readers probably expected a dramatic reversal, but the male protagonist remained utterly subservient. Readers were misled from the very beginning by the synopsis, and without the "depressing" tag, you...

I won't repeat the content here; you'll see for yourself. However, these kinds of articles feel extremely similar to the mindless, angst-filled novels on WeChat's novel reading public accounts, with a core similarity of up to 90%. Furthermore, the novels have very poor logic, disjointed beginnings and endings. Of course, it could also be due to the author's weak writing skills, failing to clearly express their meaning. This results in a very fragmented and disjointed plot. However, to be fair, the female leads' characterization isn't too bad, at least not worse than the male leads'.

Gradually, I lost track of what the author had written, and the protagonist was inexplicably changed. I was completely dumbfounded.

I suggest changing it to a plan for the male supporting character who's a simp to become the official partner.

The downside is that it constantly skirts the line between NTR (Netorare, a Japanese term for sexual innuendo and homosexuality). I believe most people have a high tolerance for such things, and this is purely disgusting. The author seems to be deliberately abusing the female lead for the sake of torture; it's incomprehensible. Given the circumstances, the female lead could have physically tortured the male lead, like scraping his flesh, and he wouldn't have resisted. Why resort to such disgusting methods? And there's this tendency in all of Pineapple Bun's books: intolerant of any flaws. Even though the author's writing is clearly problematic, I can't even complain? You disgust me, can't I vent? Threatening to quit at the drop of a hat! Purely stupid behavior!