So You Phoenix-Proud Heroines Can Regret Things After All

I don't really understand why the author is torturing Lin Qinghuan so much. She clearly didn't do anything wrong. If there's anything wrong, it's only from Mo Li's perspective that she drugged him and did *that*, but this isn't a female-dominated novel; in this kind of situation, it's always the girl who suffers. From the reader's omniscient perspective, all we see is Lin Qinghuan's love for Mo Li. Honestly, torturing a female protagonist that readers don't find objectionable at all is really unpleasant.

No update today, I'm going to be a front-line worker for epidemic prevention. Over.

Ah~ Seeing the knife, my heart aches slightly, my body feels cold, it feels so good~ Keep going~ Don't stop~

Personally, I hope there won't be any sex scenes. Why does a perfectly good novel have to veer into that? Wouldn't it be better to just keep it pure and innocent?

If that "saintess" is redeemed, then don't bother watching.

Actually, if the author didn't want to write a harem, there was no need to force it. The first female lead is a masked character, which is quite shocking. It feels like Ji Han wasn't originally supposed to be the female lead in the synopsis. Harem readers would find this mask really off-putting.

Got it. The first volume takes back the Snow White fairy tale and abandons Ji Han. The second volume takes back the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale and abandons Xiao Mengxi.

Is An'an the villain? She deliberately held the book upside down, intentionally leaked the story, forcing the male lead to face the female lead again? Holy crap, what a scheming woman, the big boss!

Welcome back, thank you for your hard work in epidemic prevention.

I'll be working overtime this weekend, so I'll update later.