Failed to Break Up, Got Yandere, and Was Almost Drained Dry

This is probably my first book review. I finally found a book that I really enjoyed, it's so damn exciting! I usually just skim through novels, get a quick overview and move on, but with this one, I really savored it. I've never been this attentive with a book before. And the author, please keep going! Otherwise, I'll have to find a new book. Also, I'm really not a shill; I just really, really want to see where the story goes next, but unfortunately, my writing skills are limited. I hope everyone can support the author so he'll have the motivation to write more. Hehehe…

The author's writing is quite good, and it's still somewhat exciting. However, a one-dimensional relationship can become tiring; even the finest wine becomes bland in the long run. I hope the author can develop the world-building and strengthen the male lead. Look, the plot where the male lead, having just broken through to a higher level, tries to find the factory but ends up being exploited instead, isn't that more engaging? Just like in the original *Battle Through the Heavens*, the male lead painstakingly becomes stronger, always just short of breaking through, but ultimately fails, and is even drained of his potential – isn't that more appealing?

I went to sweep the tombs. I haven't visited this website for a year. Many books on my bookshelf have been deleted, and many authors have disappeared.

This isn't right, why isn't the update updating after changing the cover?

First of all, this book deserves full marks. The pacing and other aspects are excellent, with smooth transitions and a very enjoyable reading experience. However, much still needs to be added later. For example, the character development of Wang Qi is relatively underdeveloped, even though the author has planted foreshadowing, such as the things Wang Qi dreams about, and the words spoken in those dreams. Currently, the romantic storylines and basic plot of the four female leads are on track, but Wang Qi's haven't. This creates a sense of disconnect. Especially given this situation, it feels like later on, Wang Qi isn't inherently special; he just happens to be in this situation...

He's a very honest author; he won't write if it doesn't make money, but that happens to be the person I hate the most.

This is my first book review, but this book is absolutely top-notch. The transitions between old and new tropes are perfect, and the male lead isn't the weak and impotent type found in other novels. At least he doesn't refuse the female lead's advances like in other novels. The author is truly amazing; the various ways the female leads interact, including but not limited to oral sex and foot fetishes, are described in a unique way. Highly recommended! And the second female lead is a leg fetishist's dream come true. I hope the author doesn't just use white stockings; foot fetishes, suspenders, and black stockings are also included (more pictures!). Also, I wish the author continued success in writing, a Happy New Year, and may the Tiger bring you great fortune and a big cock...

Well... I'm still waiting for that poor Bai Lianchen... Sigh... I can only wish the author good health.

They changed the cover but didn't update. That's despicable.

What?! Updated?! What year is it?