Why Are You Trying to Conquer Me, the Male Supporting Character?

This is so toxic! I even suspect the author has an NTR fetish. My first impression of Miss Meng was that she was frivolous, and as the story progressed, I still thought she was overly intimate with the male lead because she had feelings for him. Then the author suddenly gave me a forced explanation, which made me realize I had misunderstood her. She really is frivolous and promiscuous, I have no doubt about it. She suddenly discovers another interesting man and also tries to seduce him, and then there's that Su public bus...

Elementary school students' essays are both pretentious and cheesy.

This was the first novel by Pineapple Bun that got me hooked on the series. I first saw it on a certain online platform, but because the chapters weren't complete there, I searched online and that's how I learned about Pineapple Bun. When it finished, I had a really bittersweet feeling; it just ended so suddenly. Today, on a whim, I came back and reread the novel, even giving it two monthly tickets. Now, I no longer have that bittersweet feeling when reading.

Halfway through the series, I felt the male lead was a complete scumbag. He relied on the two Meng sisters and took advantage of them, claiming he didn't want to date but actually flirted with other women. Even their fathers approved of their daughters dating him, so I think the male lead is a real jerk.

The male lead is still too weak. He says he refuses to take advantage of others but isn't polite at all. I read a novel where the male lead was such a jerk in his previous life that he got killed. After being reborn, he found himself inevitably coming into contact with the female leads, so he simply went abroad, keeping it a secret from them. By the time they found out, he was already overseas.

The author is looking for someone to steal the spotlight, right? 😅

Let me say this first: it's really good, really good, but!!! Why is the original female lead's character so strange?! First of all, the author really spent a lot of time and plot developing the original female lead's character. Her background, her difficulties, and the process and motivation of her transformation were all described. To be honest, my impression and liking for her were definitely higher than for the current female lead. (The current female lead inexplicably starts dating for a very far-fetched reason, which is indeed a bit far-fetched.) But in the current writing, the author really seems to be pushing her away. Is this really okay?! Some readers definitely don't like it...

At their first encounter, this shrewd hunter, at first glance, chose her desired prey. Her first and last prey was a solitary, aloof wolf with a touch of arrogance. Upon seeing her fully armed, he remained wary, watching his enemy with suspicion. She, knowing his nature, relentlessly approached, tempting him, seemingly intending to use herself as bait. She was patient; she didn't mind playing along. If he successfully lowered his guard and launched his attack, then what awaited him was her long-planned, fatal blow. This should have been the outcome, but an unexpected turn of events occurred...

This is the first book I've ever read on Pineapple Bun, the first time I've paid for a book in six years of reading, and also the first time I've written a book review. The beginning is novel, and the subject matter is appealing, but judging from its earlier performance, it's undoubtedly a good work. However, its recent performance hasn't been as good, and I think there are several reasons for this. First, the female supporting characters have had too much screen time recently, giving the impression of being overshadowed. While this doesn't significantly impact the plot, it undeniably squeezes out Meng Wanyu's screen time, making it somewhat uncomfortable. Second, the male and female leads' characters aren't well-defined enough. A huge amount of space is devoted to the male lead making choices and trying to save his life, while there isn't a single truly prominent or distinct character...

No, I have to complain, I absolutely have to complain! It has nothing to do with the plot, it's just... Damn it, have you never owned a cat before?! Taking your cat for a walk?! What were you thinking?! Let's not even talk about how your cat gets weak from hunger if it doesn't eat for a day, it's a brand new cat, and you've moved it to two different places in one day! Don't you know cats can have stress reactions?!