The Hidden Heroine Wants a Perfect Ending

If the world-building wasn't so vast, focusing on developing the main characters would have been much better. It's such a shame; the book's concept and character design were truly excellent, but rewriting it both dampened the author's enthusiasm and disrupted the story's harmony. I doubt we'll ever see a sequel for the female and male leads (the female lead hasn't even appeared in a long time). If the author sees this, could you please share a summary of the sequel?

After reading the comments section for a long time, I noticed that novels featuring a "reincarnation harem" are extremely rare. Aside from dating sims, they're practically impossible to find, and without the harem tag, this type of story is hard to come by. The "used wife" trope, especially the one who actively chooses to be used... It's hard to believe the author usually enjoys this kind of thing... If I were in that situation, I absolutely couldn't accept the premise of a wife who actively slept with a bunch of men. If I were the female lead, I wouldn't have the nerve to like anyone else either; it just feels so awkward. Can the author even accept these two points...? It can't be that they're trying to filter out readers with unique tastes, because that's an absurd selection process. Although the author is revising the story...

How about revising the synopsis? I don't mean anything by it, but just have the female lead drag out all the men who've crossed paths with her and give them all rings. Wouldn't that be a happy ending? Don't you think so, author? It fits my impression of a female lead who doesn't include details in the synopsis when writing about a broken relationship.

What do you mean by "because the female lead can manipulate time, she slept with the kidnapper first, and then turned time back"? Isn't this just a slightly more advanced hymenoplasty?

I'm hesitating whether to read it... I've been reading the comments section for ages, and my feelings are really complicated... After all, without the harem tag, it's hard to find novels about marrying into a harem, sigh... I inexplicably want to curse, but I feel I shouldn't, anyway, I just feel really upset...

The female lead's ability is too overpowered; the more you watch, the less interesting it becomes.

You might not know what it means for a male high school student to go from virginity to having five concubines. We usually only use three words to describe this kind of person: male succubus! I often say that back then, Tang Xiaoyou was able to go from being a childhood sweetheart who lost to being the first to marry A Zhou. My original owner, Lu Yan, using her home-field advantage to win against the transmigrated Lu Yan, is no problem. If we lay an ambush on her, there's no need to fight for A Zhou's romantic storyline, no need to reverse time, she's destined to lose. We can just give her a time stop and quietly make a fortune. She also has a time stop? But don't worry, in A Zhou's heart, her charm can't beat me. I'll support her in the third ending. Aunt Song Siyu, hurry up, Auntie, Auntie, Yu Tong...

When will you continue updating? I think this book is very well written.

Is there an uncut version? I'd like to watch it.

In the second volume, "Sisterly Intimacy," Lu Yan shows no reaction while Lu Lu is deeply moved, revealing that the older sister is... Bisexual. Ugh, this is such a toxic element of the reverse marriage trope; the female protagonist is taken advantage of by a woman who has feelings for her.