The Beautiful Girl I Raised Is Forcing Me to Marry Her

I haven't finished the book yet, only read a few chapters, so my summary might not be comprehensive, but it's definitely to my taste and has deeply captivated me. Although it's a system novel, it doesn't have those disgusting, overused system-based antics. Each time the system appears, it perfectly propels the plot forward. And based on what I know of the plot, the female lead definitely won't be a mindless pushover. The little fox senior sister's feelings for the male lead are also foreshadowed, given their previous encounter. In short, this book is definitely worth reading. Little Meng, keep up the good work! It's a pity I've already been completely drained this month, haha.

I'll prepare all the graduation materials, probably tomorrow, or at the latest the day after.

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive any shortcomings. I'm the kind of reader who can get through almost any book (except for the really weird ones). I've finished the latest chapter, and the plot wasn't particularly stiff or abrupt; overall, it was quite enjoyable, and there weren't any villains who were forced to become stupid. The protagonist seems to have noticed the skills taught to him by the "newbies" in that "newbie village," but he still treats them like ordinary people. This should make him realize something's wrong. His thought process is rather peculiar… please don't portray his intelligence and emotional intelligence as fluctuating wildly. It seems the main plot hasn't started yet; I hope the author…

The first part of the story involves a martial arts competition, which is what I find most puzzling. Firstly, I know this is a light novel with a focus on enjoyment. But since the author portrays the protagonist as a self-proclaimed newbie who believes there are many powerful figures outside his "newbie village," what should his mindset be? Instead, the author writes that he unconsciously mocks others during the competition after gaining some cultivation! I can understand someone with cultivation testing their skills, but what's with this unconscious mockery? What is it trying to prove? I ask you, wouldn't someone who considers themselves a newbie be unaware of their words and actions? Directly launching a sweeping generalization and then writing that the protagonist did it unconsciously? What is this trying to prove? Doesn't a transmigrator know the principle of "loose lips sink ships"? Then I guess this transmigrator's previous life was...

2023-1-27-4:23 Tomb Sweeping

Sigh, I have to compromise with life. Another book I've stopped updating. Lack of inspiration, long production cycles, poor data, etc. But making money isn't shameful. Online writing isn't always about creating a book; it's a means to an end. Whether you prioritize expression or profit, the initial motivation is different. Let's all try to be more understanding!

2022-06-05 17:58 I remembered this book, so I'll go sweep the grave.

I'm 500 kilometers away. I can finish my business today, but I estimate I won't get home until early this morning. I'll update tomorrow.

There are too many unfinished projects like "Pineapple Bun" (a popular Chinese online forum), offering no guarantee of reader satisfaction.

Half the month has already passed, and you've only updated one chapter. Are you perhaps practicing the Sunflower Manual?