I'm Socially Anxious, Yet Somehow Too Popular

There are so many flaws, the male lead is such a coward, I'm outta here.

I've read a few of Tao Zi's books. Some are invincible, others are set in school. I've only read the school ones, the new one, "Wife." As for the older one, "Heartbreak," to be honest, I only read a bit of the later part. Although saying this might make He Xue and Lao A think I'm being overly sensitive, I don't think I am. Because I like female protagonists with unique characteristics. Like those in romance novels who are bound by reality, afraid of this and that, it's really boring. I know reality is reality, and novels shouldn't be projected onto reality. But the female protagonists I always like are unique, the kind who can advance or retreat as needed. Like the heartbroken senior, Nan Li, and Qing Mei. They were all incredibly dramatic in the early stages. They could have easily...

I once wanted to create a work like this, but now that I've seen someone finish it, I think it's quite good; all the descriptions are exactly what I envisioned. However, my only regret is that it's a book that's too restrictive. If it were purely for writing, it would probably be even better, because I understand that in real life, there are no beautiful girls surrounding you (though that's a characteristic of bLb), nor are there teachers and classmates like that. Because people like that wouldn't have friends; I know this better than many people. This isn't to show off, because such experiences aren't something to boast about. A socially anxious person is an island, with no one...

I finally finished reading it. I rarely write book reviews, but after finishing this one, I felt I had to. I'm currently VIP6, just 2,000 points away from VIP7. I haven't given any rewards; I've purely read the book, focusing solely on harem novels. You can call me stingy, but I just want to say that I've read almost every harem novel by Pineapple Bun that I could find worthy of my attention. Let's start with the good points. Peach's emotional descriptions and dialogue are as delicate as ever. The characters are vivid and likable, with no characters that make you feel uncomfortable, and no disgusting plots that would break the reader's nerves. The fan service is also great. Overall, the whole book has no major flaws. Top...

I've basically finished reading it, and I'm quite disappointed. Let's talk about the pre-payment version to avoid spoilers. The female tenant comes in saying she wants to sleep with the male lead's younger brother because she feels teenage boys have fantasies about her. That's fine, but then she leaves the lights on and the door unlocked, and then blames the person who went in? The male lead's mother also makes arbitrary decisions for others. Doesn't she know her son has social anxiety? Don't tell me she wants to help the male lead; if it were that easy, why would the term "social anxiety" even exist? And why would anyone have social anxiety? Also, regarding the spoiled young lady, author, while I don't know what your misunderstanding of a spoiled young lady is, going to someone's house after deleting them from your friends list and pointing a gun at them...

I just finished reading the pre-payment content. The writing is excellent, and the female leads' characters are well-developed. Except for the rich girl!!! Her role is supposed to be helping the protagonist overcome his social anxiety, but this character is really unpleasant to watch. What she did to the male lead at the beginning—wasn't she just like a perverted criminal? Perhaps the female lead's beautiful appearance makes this impression less obvious. But if you replaced the rich girl's behavior with that of a middle-aged man, and the male lead became a young girl, I wonder if you guys, who call yourselves "Queens," could still tolerate it.

Did you take in the entire harem? Please tell us!

Kujo Miki!

The beginning was exceptionally well-written, making it very relatable for someone like me with social anxiety. Then chapters 26 and 27 completely shattered my expectations. Was this even written by the same author? It completely destroyed the author's established persona in my mind. It's just a case of the reader's bias being overly critical.

I've written and rewritten, deleted and rewritten, not knowing what to say. I'll just ramble on. This story, nearing its end, has its fans and detractors. Some are cursing, some are deeply moved. The process isn't important; what matters is whether the ending brings peace. I only hope for a happy ending. Even the most passionate love eventually fades into a quiet kiss. Sometimes, if you can't understand something, just rest. With time, you'll understand. Even now, some people dislike Xu Wenxi's domineering nature and Yan Ningning's wavering. But does it matter? The ending is already decided...