My Fiancées Want Me to Live Off Them

The author's book is so exciting, it's made my muscles hard, I haven't had a moment's rest all day.

Author, I have a suggestion: while catgirls are undeniably hot and attractive, don't let them slow down the story's pace. In other words, emotions are developed through experience, not through flirting. The story's pacing is crucial.

The male protagonist's character is a bit hard to accept; you can write him as kind or evil, but some of the concepts shouldn't be too explicit. After all, 100 people will have 100 different opinions on this, so it's better to give readers some room for interpretation.

I'm wondering why the male lead's grandfather arranged three marriage contracts for him. Logically speaking and considering the social status of the other parties, it's impossible for them to accept marrying the same person multiple times. If the male lead chooses one of the marriage contracts, what will the other two families think? Wouldn't that be like humiliating them?

I can understand the male lead's immaturity and saintly nature—he needs to grow up—but what's with his incompetence, soft heart, and inability to accomplish anything, yet he expects a princess he's not even that close to to back him up? Is he making his sycophant pay the price for his self-pity? He should at least be a little closer to the princess before entering this part of the story; otherwise, it would feel so jarring.

Is the male lead an ED (Ending) character?

It's bland yet interesting. Many authors write this kind of story very well in the beginning, but the later parts are all conflicts with the villains, which makes it less interesting and reduces the interaction between the male and female characters that readers love. I hope the author can keep it up!

No way, it's been half a year since I last wrote about Pineapple Bun. So many books have been written about, and now they're all giving up. The new books are all about gender swaps and female protagonists; it feels like anyone can be written about. I used to love this book, and now it's like this too. It's really frustrating!

I feel the male lead's character is a bit off. He was consistently portrayed as exceptionally clever and resourceful among the princes, but these last few chapters have been absurd. He either needs to be ruthless and kill his sister or ensure she's incapable of fighting, but now he's acting childish and brainless. I've already voted with two monthly tickets; I hope he can write better.

The content is good, but the title definitely needs to be changed; so far, the plot has absolutely nothing to do with the title.