Am I, Too, Worthy of Being Saved by Them?

I'm thinking of getting into this series. I heard it has two female leads, but which two are they?

I hope Jin Nian's ending will be better. Thank you, author. I'm not asking for your collection; I'm pure in body and mind, so please don't poison my mind.

Let's just consider this story over!

Congratulations on the launch of the roast chicken and little fox!

I only realized the person was back online and had started a new book after I changed their profile picture. The old author didn't say a word, I had no idea they'd started a new book.

One person, one child? The author could easily write a story about a happy life with children, so would Xiao Lu accept it?

Yeah, I'm really annoyed right now, and I'm about to go knock on the author's door.

What caused the male protagonist's downfall? One could say he was crushed by the shadow of his family, or devastated by a breakup. He's one of the most unfortunate people in his high school years, unlike some novel protagonists who live under the shadow of universal malice. While unfortunate, he feels very relatable, allowing the reader to feel that ordinary sadness (at least for me). In daily life, I rarely encounter situations where someone gets into a fight with everyone at the slightest provocation; rather, it's the accumulation of subtle pressures that's more common—like biased parents, an overconfident younger brother, or a teacher who cares but doesn't truly understand you...

Hmm, although I know the author only intends to keep two characters, as I've read on, I've come to think that Lu is actually a pretty good girl (from an omniscient perspective, after all). I can understand why the male lead doesn't accept her advances, but I genuinely hope for a happy ending for him too.

The author seems somewhat like a female author; her emotions are delicate, but she lacks a firm grasp on the key moments for satisfying the reader.