I'm Troubled by Being Forced to Endure Their Affectionate, Doting Love

The writing style of this book is excellent, but the update speed is disheartening. It's like a delicious meal that disappears in one bite, leaving me no time to savor it. Other novels, though like dog shit, are hard to swallow but filling, which is why this book can't become popular. It's pathetic and lamentable. What's even more disheartening is that the author won't change because of this, and the readers' hopes slowly turn into disappointment. I hope this process can be slower, because I love this book so much.

The author is complaining about the low initial subscriptions. Do you even know that before the book was released, you were updating once a day? After the initial surge in subscriptions, you continued updating once a day. You even put your complaint about low subscriptions and your intention to abandon the book at any time in one of the subscription chapters. I just want to say that I really enjoy reading your book. However, your updates are just too slow. How many people aren't complaining? Look at the number of favorites for your book. If you weren't updating so slowly, at least the quality wouldn't be this bad.

I was truly amazed when I first read it. The environmental descriptions and emotional portrayals were so immersive. I love it! Although I'm not a long-time reader, and as someone who enjoys all sorts of fantasy novels and is considered a novice by fellow readers, I really love this book. I've read a few other books I liked, but I haven't been able to stick with any of them. I sincerely hope the author continues writing. It's so well-written! Ahem, as a fellow sister-obsessed reader, I have nothing more to say. I'm a true fan! Keep it up ...

Countless eunuch novels are forgotten after a day or two, but this one is truly impossible to put down.

Overall, I found this novel quite novel. I recommend reading it. While the author's writing style has a few minor flaws (even feeling slightly inept or perfunctory), the foundation is solid, and the emotional descriptions are decent. In an online world with few good reads, listening to music and reading this novel is quite enjoyable. I also hope those reading this book with me will be more forgiving and offer constructive criticism to this "inexperienced" author. (By the way, are there any QQ book groups?)

I was immediately drawn in when I started reading. As a female-dominated novel, it truly feels different. Women are respected, but it doesn't completely lose the charm and grace that women should have. The writing style is incredibly delicate. The last time I saw such delicate writing was Yu Nian's *Shizun*. This is truly a rare gem among female-dominated novels. The pacing of the plot isn't too slow either; it explains things that needed explaining, and the foreshadowing is well done. As long as it maintains its quality and doesn't have a bad ending, it should be quite good. Regarding Wang Xi and Tai Wei, I boldly speculate on two possibilities. One is that Wang Xi first traveled from Earth to this world and became Wang Xi, then traveled back to become Tai Wei, and then...

The feminist world isn't about gender reversal, and not everyone who's hooked on this genre is a fujoshi (female fan of BL). So, reading this isn't just about seeking one-sided strength and satisfaction. Although, in this kind of world, people might be looking to see the male protagonist be fought over by various forces and end up with... Well, you know... Things to satisfy themselves (I'm honest). Because in SF (Feminist fiction), most stories like this aren't well-written, or they have rushed, poorly executed endings; people just read the beginning. Until I picked up this book with that in mind, let's get back to the novel. First of all, the name Gu Wangxi is well-chosen. It doesn't follow the haphazard naming conventions of other stories in this genre; those names are just repeated characters, which looks carelessly chosen...

I'm truly fed up with authors like this. Just stopping updating like this, how many readers have you hurt? You just give up because you're feeling down and can't let go? If it's not working, why not consider the opinions of your fans and readers? Instead, you just abandon the project altogether. I hate people who give up halfway through their work the most.

I never expected that my first long book review would be written because the author announced they were abandoning the project. It's such a shame the author is giving up, but I'm still grateful to them for the time they've spent with me. I wasn't a bookworm before, but about three or four months ago I suddenly became very interested in writing my first novel, also in a feminist world. Before writing, I searched online for all sorts of feminist/female-dominated (I only learned about these terms later) novels. In the end, only two stuck with me: this one, and a female-dominated world novel on a certain website where girls are so annoying, and both were under contract...

This novel doesn't actually need many jokes; isn't it well-written?