A Goddess-Raising Conquest Guide for a Cute Girl Transformation

Wasn't she married off herself?

Could that Qi Ruo be my half-sister?

So it turns out she didn't marry him herself. No wonder she was praising that Officer Song so enthusiastically at the beginning.

I've almost finished reading one of the few readable novels in the Pineapple Bun series. The reason is simple: the female lead isn't a crybaby, which made it comfortable to read. I'm looking forward to the author's next book.

The writing is very interesting, and reading the latest chapters has truly satisfied my cravings. Although there are a few angst-filled moments, they don't detract from the overall enjoyment of the work. It also evokes the style of older, more established authors, something currently lacking in this genre. After all, it's a work by a veteran author. If it weren't for limitations, this book could have achieved even greater success, which is a real shame. Furthermore, the female lead has a great personality; I prefer intelligent, not just purely cutesy lolis—I'm so tired of those.

Well written; this is probably the best of all the remarriage stories I've read, and the only one I've subscribed to in its entirety. I heard the author's previous works were too angsty, so I didn't read them. Looking forward to the next work.

It's a good book, well-written. It's one of the few novels I've read without feeling awkward at all. The only slightly cringe-worthy part is the cousin's character. Overall, highly recommended.

Is this really a knife? I'm starting to get restless with my 50-meter-long sword.

It's really good! I'll subscribe to support the author! Life should have its ups and downs!

It suddenly ended! This book is considered a masterpiece among SF's "Marriage Transformation" novels.