Why Are All the Heroines' Destined Partners Me?

I admit the first six chapters of this book are excellent; I'm still rereading them. However, the author went completely off track in the final chapter. I have no idea what he was writing; it's nonsensical and the contrast is too stark. I can't accept it, so I've already unsubscribed. My advice to new readers is to only buy the first six chapters. Seriously, please, please don't buy the final chapter! You'll regret it. I posted about it once, and the author deleted it. I'm going to fight this to the end—I'll post it every time it's deleted. I paid for the official chapters, so I have the right to evaluate the work. I utterly despise the author's act of deleting comments...

The beginning of this book is particularly awkward; I suggest you just drop it. It drags on endlessly, following a predictable pattern: the audience is shocked, the empress is shocked, the court is shocked, all sects are shocked. Then the marriage ranking list has been padded out for five volumes, and now that it's out, it's brought up a major issue that's shocked all sects. It's just moving from one circle to another. Is it satisfying? Definitely, but the author loves padding and has lost patience.

Did they change the writer for this sixth volume? It doesn't seem to be on the same level as the first five volumes. It reads like a primary school student writing an essay.

I initially thought it was just an ordinary harem novel with a love triangle, but after reading it, I discovered that the description of the romance between the male and female protagonists is unparalleled, deeply moving, and a prime example of breaking down defenses. It kept me up at night, tossing and turning, with the novel constantly on my mind. I even spent two days reading it from beginning to end four times. The author has a perfect grasp of what readers like to read and how they will react to certain plot points. If it's not abandoned, Pineapple Bun could write another masterpiece.

I strongly advise against buying the final chapter.

"Old and faded" is an inappropriate way to describe an old man? It just shows poor writing; I can't stand it.

I feel like watching until the flashback ends is enough; there's no need to watch the rest, it's not that great.

If you really want to read it, only the first five chapters are okay.

The book has a very good premise, and the sweet yet heart-wrenching storyline is incredibly captivating. However, the problems are also obvious: the plot is dragging, and so far, there seems to be no main storyline. It feels like a prequel; there are only three female leads and over 400,000 words have already been written, but the first female lead, Chu Qianxue, hasn't even met the male lead yet. There are often large updates at once, but they're mostly descriptions of regret and tears. At least two of the female leads' past lives haven't been explored. If it drags on any longer, it will reach 700,000 words without a main plot. The only possible main plot in the current 440,000 words is the male lead's internal curse, but we don't know anything about it. There's also an empress from another country who has appeared since the beginning...

Does anyone still read this book?