Tang Haoyan says: I'm just an ordinary middle school student. I'm just a lazy nobody.
What do you mean, an incredibly powerful magical beast that attacked the city center suddenly died under mysterious circumstances?
That obviously has nothing to do with me!
What do you mean, the weird magical beast that spied on the boys' bathroom is dead?
I definitely didn't do that!
I just want to play games in peace. Even pretty girls, don't get in my way!
Wan Lingling: Tang Haoyan, I like you. Will you go out with me?
Tian Muyu: Tang Haoyan, why haven't you come to spy on me yet?
Zhong Qing: You know, I fell in love with you at first sight the first time I saw you.
Tang Haoyan: Pretty girls are scarier than magical beasts!
Honestly, although this might sound like I'm being a bit of a saint, I still think that scene with Keda was too cruel... How could a normal person do that to a duckling... And don't try to shut me up with things like "You eat duck meat too," that's not something that can be explained in one go. Please, I hope we don't see scenes like that again. (This is just my personal opinion.)
It's almost the end of the month, and the big shots' monthly votes are about to mysteriously disappear again. Could you please find her a good home before she vanishes, someone to cherish and protect her, so she can fulfill her mission in this world? Like, let her marry me, this trashy author.
I hope the author can write better and better.
I've only read a few chapters, and there are some things I just have to say. First, my conclusion: the beginning is flawed. The logic, the story content, and the writing style are all subpar. Let's start with the logic. The protagonist's actions—selling the helmet and killing the duck—are both problematic. He does these things to keep his distance from others and avoid involvement, which is fine on its own, but when considered together, they become very strange. I previously mentioned that the protagonist is the type who dislikes getting involved with people. But his actions, logically speaking, don't make sense at all. These are actions that make him seem hateful, wouldn't they...?
I have a friend who wants to see the male lead get forcibly taken.
Cherish life, stay away from teenage girls.
The author, feeling weak and helpless, is begging for support online. Dear readers, please give me some favorites, monthly tickets, and likes!
This book has great potential; it should definitely be added to my "2021 Must-Read Books of the Year" list. I'll definitely come back and finish reading it when I'm older.
Is the author there? Will they reply to me? Although I haven't started reading it yet, it's the male lead's first time, so please remember to write a 10,000-word extra chapter to describe it in detail.
Honestly, I can't see
First of all, the initial rejection scene was a major flaw; I really didn't understand the logic behind it. Then there's the duck—seriously, I don't understand why the woman couldn't tell the male lead killed it. He himself admitted to killing it to add to the dish, and even Zhong Qing said he killed the duck. It felt like he was deliberately trying to prevent the male lead from being discovered. Then, when Tian transferred schools, the teacher forced her to live with the male lead, and he didn't object. Putting aside the teacher's unreasonable arrangement, given the male lead's character, he doesn't seem like the type to compromise based on the atmosphere. And honestly, I didn't really understand the male lead's character. Earlier, he said he wanted to enjoy his superpowers...
I suggest adding a "funny" tag; I accidentally stumbled upon this.