No toxicity, no angst, and every girl joins the harem.
Liu Shi'an is a good guy. He's eighteen and has never even held a girl's hand.
But he does have five online girlfriends.
Unfortunately, one of them broke up with him half a month ago.
Still, no big deal. Five minus one leaves him with four.
Today, he's meeting one of his girlfriends in person for the first time.
Wait... Big Sis?
My online girlfriend is actually my sister, who lives under the same roof as me?
You've got to be kidding me...
And that's not even the worst of it. The worst part is... all my other girlfriends have come knocking, too!
I'm done for. What do I do about this icy feeling creeping down my back...?
This isn't the first time.
The previous book, "I Don't Want to Fall in Love," was similarly canceled. It would update sporadically, then suddenly disappear without a trace, without any explanation. It's not that I can't accept unfinished stories—they happen all the time—but giving a reason is better than being left speechless like this. Are you just going to play this game with readers? Are you going to start a new story and do it all again? This is simply wearing down your patience. When people subscribe to a book, they expect to see the ending, not just read the beginning and have to imagine the rest. Even a bad ending would be a hundred times better than this.
Don't wait any longer, the pigeon has started a new book on a new account, and I've suddenly become popular.
Since the author is dead, I'll secretly help my friend promote the book *^_^*, let's see how many readers I can attract. After the breakup, I just want a normal life, so I hope I can attract a big spender! That damn author won't update more if they don't receive a donation!
Pigeon Feather has started a new book.
I have irrefutable evidence of Feng Ziyu's alternate account, Zhiyuan. Readers, please be careful, or you might be misled by unauthorized publication. First, I've read one of this author's books. I'm a long-time reader of this book, having followed it for a long time. The title of the book I read is below: "The Author Set Me as a Villain." I remember clearly that he said he was starting a new book to conquer goddesses. How can I prove it? First, use your mobile browser to access the web version of the book. Click on the author's avatar; you'll see his own book favorites! It must be the web version; if that doesn't work, use a notebook app to see the book that has been banned—he even favorited it...
I am a prophet
Hey, guess what? Back in December last year when he first started writing, I said I'd wait and see, since he might just die out any day. This author is a repeat offender. And it turns out I was right. My advice to future readers is to read his new books for free if you want. Don't read them once they're available for purchase; wait until they're finished. Let him starve if he wants to; after all, what kind of author would want to make a living if they never even finish a book? I was clearly judging him with prejudice, but I won't take it off. After all, as Lu Wen said, "It shouldn't be the audience taking off their prejudiced glasses to look at your work; it's you using your work to remove the audience's prejudiced glasses." And clearly, your actions don't deserve my...
The beginning of the plot was good, and the writing was decent.
The male protagonist's character was decently portrayed at the beginning; he didn't exhibit the typical sleazy, lecherous traits. The initial plot was at least intellectually stimulating, unlike the mindless, typical overused romance novels. Therefore, the initial plot is crucial for keeping readers engaged and shouldn't be padded out. While the male protagonist had five online relationships, they were all just casual flings with no intention of meeting in person, which kept me reading. The initial plot was quite good.
Eight years have passed, is this author still alive?
Brothers, Pigeon Feather has updated!
Why are there no people visiting graves anymore?
The description is misleading. Check out the comments.
I thought the author would write a sweet novel, but who knew the protagonist would be a bit of a psychopath who dated four online girlfriends? The typical heart-wrenching scenes begin! First, the first female lead appears—her older sister. I don't know why the male lead hates her. Then he subtly torments her. Ah, that's it. Then the second classmate is similarly manipulative, deceiving others' feelings. He's pretty much a scumbag. The others are similar. The most heart-wrenching scene occurs when the protagonist deceives their feelings. The protagonist's torment of his sister is a way of saying he wants to break up with her. What can you call a dramatic plot? Nothing much to say. I found it quite interesting. But you...