Why They Like Me

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Well, this is the most realistic novel I've seen on this Pineapple Bun platform. It's not childish at all; the male lead's inner thoughts are expressed very well. I finished it in an afternoon without even feeling tired. The writing is excellent, but this kind of work seems a bit out of place on Pineapple Bun. Perhaps it's because it's a new work; I haven't seen any reviews or comments. This is my first time writing a review, so I don't have any overly flowery praise. Of course, this book is definitely worth recommending.

This book has a high probability of flopping. So far, it's written quite well, but I have a feeling the author initially intended to explain things with superpowers. However, if superpowers are used, the emotions that are unfolding now seem fake, which will create resentment among readers. The author might be struggling to write this because they wanted to add a plot device where the characters love the protagonist, but couldn't come up with a solution, hence the dragging out of the story.

This book didn't get any further recommendations, but it's very well written.

Upon closer reflection, those affected by the protagonist's superpowers are all people who lack romantic feelings.

What are we talking about when we talk about love?

Meng Jun's departure is for a better re-entry.

Holy crap, two updates! That's rare!

It's well-written, though a bit slow-burning. Keep up the good work, author!

It feels a bit like a love-binding spell.