The Story of How I Became His Girlfriend

What can I answer? What can I ask? What can I answer? What can I say? What do I say? What shall I say? What will you say? What will you say? I don't know. I really don't know. You ask me why I'm so ugly? It's simple: a thousand people have a thousand Hamlets in their hearts. I don't think I'm ugly, so what should I say...?

Some people are saying, "If you don't love me, don't hurt me." I want to say, "If you don't love me, don't hurt me, then why are you hurting me? Am I the victim? Who's the victim? It's me, it's me. I'm the victim of cyberbullying." Also, I haven't hired any online trolls, bought comments, or anything like that. I can't even afford to eat. Do I have the time or energy for that? My sister doesn't, my sister doesn't, I really don't. I hope everyone can understand me. I earned a hundred million, is that okay? I earned a hundred million and spent 99.99 Million on drinking and partying, is that okay...?

Is the author there? I want to send you a knife! In the beginning, the female lead's NTR and subsequent revenge was enjoyable enough, but later the male lead became a sadistic rapist and child abuser—there wasn't a single satisfying moment! One is the top and the other the bottom, fine, but the female lead was completely unwilling, lol. There was absolutely no enjoyment. Readers all empathize with the female lead; are they all masochists? The scene where the female lead gets angry after being raped also made me furious; I can't pinpoint why it hurts. (╥_╥) It didn't feel like love, but rather pure abuse.

Stockholm syndrome, also known as hostage syndrome, refers to a psychological condition where victims of a crime develop a dependence and affection for their captor, even going so far as to help them. Psychologists believe that a person may develop Stockholm syndrome when the following four conditions are met: First, the victim genuinely feels that the perpetrator threatens their survival, believing that the perpetrator could take their life at any moment without hesitation; second, the perpetrator shows the victim small acts of kindness, such as giving them water in a state of extreme thirst and despair, leading to a dependence on the perpetrator and subsequently...

A little bit of abstraction can be entertaining and even have some merit, but too much of it becomes cliché. Who talks with tired jokes all the time?

I initially wanted to give it a 9, but then I thought I'd give it 10. In this environment where harem novels are all the rage and everyone's dictating the outcome, they're easily attacked. Book reviews and complaints often find people who just disagree and start criticizing, completely ignoring the work's excellence. Just because I don't like harem novels and prefer pure romance doesn't mean I have to attack other people's tastes. Everyone has different values. I may not agree with your opinion, but I defend your right to speak. I also hope that all harem novel authors receive the respect they deserve. Minors, please don't argue. Adults should have their own mature thoughts and opinions. If anyone wants to criticize me, then I'll say you're right...

I started following this book when it was still quite short, and I found it very engaging and suited my tastes perfectly. Back then, you wrote a chapter that seemed to contain NTR (Netorare), and I was quite worried about it, arguing with you about it, afraid you might ruin the book if you went off on your own. Later, as the updates became more consistent, I started to communicate with you more deeply, and that's when I learned your nickname: Xibao. I've never given you a large direct donation; compared to Yan Di and Nuwa, I'm just an ordinary reader. Because I'm not financially independent, I can't afford to spend more than the subscription fee on works I like. So, it's okay if you don't listen to what I say...

The narrative and writing are above average. The concept is good; it's the kind of pure love story I've imagined, with the female lead being NTR'd (not really). In short, it's not far off. The plot definitely has that feel of female-oriented novels… but it's not a major flaw. As long as the plot points are well-executed, it's highly readable. The romance seems a bit lacking in development? I read it intermittently, about once a month during my senior year of high school. Please don't abandon it! I still quite like this book; if you abandon it, I'll definitely regret it.

It might be my personal opinion, but I believe many others felt the same way and found it difficult to watch. The male lead's behavior was completely unacceptable, and the female lead's mother refused to believe him no matter what. Shouldn't they have sat down and talked things out? Why did she immediately assume he was just a woman trying to scam money? And the male lead's warped values... *Stomach ache*. As for his friend, while I know it's true that birds of a feather flock together, his behavior was so ridiculous I can only give him a "?". And is this really "pure love"? Do you think pure love means no NTR?

Are there any signs of resurgence?