My Bro Actually Has His Eye on Me in a Skirt

While it's unclear whether it's plagiarism, an author shouldn't use cross-dressing to attract readers for the sake of a book's popularity; that doesn't reflect their ability at all.

The female lead's father is utterly repulsive. Instead of simply killing him off, he keeps bringing him up. Even the most toxic author wouldn't poison their readers like this. What could have been a perfectly good book had to be filled with such disgusting character traits. Why not just focus on the sweet romance between the female and male leads? Why add this toxic element? The author already portrayed the female lead's father as such a scumbag, and yet he still wasn't satisfied with that? Let me tell you just how awful he is. When the female lead was young, her gambling addict father caused her mother's death through gambling, and then he subjected her to all sorts of abuse, treating her like she wasn't human. Even a pet dog shouldn't be starved, right? Instead, the female lead was beaten and verbally abused by this scumbag father every day, and he wouldn't even give her food...

I'm disgusted. You criticize plagiarism and then attack someone for cross-dressing? There are plenty of authors who cross-dress; you're really meddling way too much.

Hua Ye is really something, he even managed to get involved with the censors, isn't that a bit much? 😋

I feel I have a lot to say about the novel 016, having been a fan of the "Transformation" novel and its associated online forums for almost five years. I'm familiar with various novels and don't like getting involved in disputes, like the old "Transformation" fan wars—it's pointless. I started reading 016's novel after someone recommended it on a forum. At first, it was okay, but some of the explicit descriptions made me uncomfortable, and the quality gradually declined towards the end. I stopped reading it near the end because I felt it resembled the style of the author, Tang Jia San Shao. Regarding the various controversies surrounding this book, I...

I couldn't continue after reading about ten chapters; it's too toxic. The story says the female lead is stubborn, but in my opinion, she's practically brainless. Her scumbag father is also toxic; he comes to her for money when he needs it from prostitutes, and every time, she eagerly transfers the money to him. Didn't you say you were going to reform her father? This is encouraging him to reform? This is practically supporting his continued promiscuous behavior. The plot is terrible; read with caution.

Goodness, why bother reading novels? Isn't the comment section more interesting than the novels?

Dear onlookers, please remain rational and wait for official statements. Until then, please observe patiently and refrain from initiating any arguments or disputes. Thank you.

How do you feel now? I can clearly sense the author is in a rush. The plot has become a rollercoaster ride; it's trying to play the emotional card even when there's no real emotional connection. This is the result of not having a proper outline. Perhaps the author tried to develop the emotions while writing, but for us readers, it just feels too fast. We were chatting one minute and arguing the next – that's the consequence of not having a proper outline. The blind date scene is also quite confusing. If you're unsure how to proceed, take a break and think about the plot. Don't sacrifice quality for updates!

Stop arguing, guys. What's there to argue about? Look at us lazy bums, nobody even bothers with us. Plagiarism is a complicated issue, hard to define. Just read the book, everyone calm down. I have some peanuts, melon seeds, and iced cola here, want some?