I Lied Flat and Lived Off Others, Only to Be Paid Back by Them

He doesn't act when he should, and he acts when he shouldn't. He inexplicably puts on airs and stubbornly accepts whatever comes his way. This woman, with whom he has no connection, is not only a nuisance herself, but she also brings her own trouble to bother the male lead. When the male lead should be speaking politely, he inexplicably acts arrogantly; when he should be self-protective, he inexplicably acts aloof. She has no connection to him, and she's the one causing the trouble, yet he insists on getting himself into trouble and suffering losses. This forced plot progression is ruining the characters' personalities! Can't you at least consider some logic?

It seems that people's desires (xp) are still not diverse enough. As Wojciech once said, "Only by climbing the Path of the Seraphim will one understand that human desires are free." Similarly, only by diversifying desires can one access the supreme Path of the Seraphim. Therefore, every desire has a reason to exist and should be a member of our Seraphim family. What is the difference between attacks, insults, and those foolish, ridiculous, and narrow-minded religious battles? Shouldn't what we pursue be that supreme Path of the Seraphim? Let us be tolerant, understanding, communicative, and exchange desires, abandoning pointless prejudice and conquest, and rejecting insults and exclusion. Let us pursue together...

I think everyday bliss is just fine; you can spend time with a girl, engaging in blissful moments while resolving past issues. There's no dramatic, intense conflict, no endless grinds or repetitive leveling up, no endless cycles of changing maps—just sweet, funny, and subtly affectionate moments, plus little plot twists that make it really enjoyable to watch.

It turns out that Duolong was also a transmigrator, but she was narrow-minded and couldn't tolerate a second one. What right did such a person have to be a guardian? It would be better to strip her of her identity and turn her into a slave.

The main story is now complete. Two extra chapters will be updated in the next two days! If you want to read the full version, you can subscribe to the entire series. See you in my new book, "Miscellaneous Fish," and remember to check it out!

It's a bit too pink, but it's still a new book from Haokang 🤓

After discussing it with the author, I understand their meaning a bit better. To avoid misunderstanding, let me first point out that the protagonist's current state is different in the eyes of the reader and the author. This is the root of many contradictions and misunderstandings. Firstly, in the reader's eyes, this blood can restore his strength, and then the protagonist uses it during his power-up. So, up to this point in the plot, in the reader's eyes, this action is actually very extravagant, because the reader doesn't know that. Will there be other situations where he needs to use it later? That is to say, will there be times when he urgently needs to use acupoints, but because he used it before...?

The worst time I had an addiction to "The Story of a Spoiled Wife Gets Revenge" was when I was lying in bed, desperately chanting the Great Compassion Mantra. The discomfort was so intense I kept slapping my eyes. I thought browsing BLB (Baidu's largest online community for books) would help, but seeing posts about "The Story of a Spoiled Wife Gets Revenge" on BLB made my eyes feel like they were about to explode. I kept slapping them harder and harder until tears streamed down my face. I really didn't know what to do; I was going crazy thinking about this book. I thought about it lying in bed, showering, going out, walking, riding in a car, working, using my phone, staring at the roadside, staring at the opposite side of the street...

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As someone who's followed this book from the beginning, I can confidently tell you that it's worth reading. Each chapter is relatively independent, so you can skip around, but I personally recommend reading them all. Most characters are further developed and their bonds with Lan are deepened through separate chapters (ಡωಡ). Plus, the chapter titles are very witty and humorous, so it's never boring. Secondly, the main plot is quite clear (Lan's pursuit of a carefree life), and the plot is well-structured (can you imagine someone with a bit of luck standing forever?!). All the female leads are devoted to the male lead, and there are no NTR (if there are NTR characters, you can skip this). Most importantly...