How All Kinds of Girls Ended Up Falling for Me

First of all, let me clarify that I gave this review solely to give monthly votes. To warn those considering reading this, I can only say it's incredibly toxic. The book is riddled with flaws. Let me put it another way: writers should at least have some common sense and moral compass, but this book completely shatters that. It's a complete mess, utterly devoid of any plot. It's just the author's own ramblings after reading a few depressing novels, writing whatever came to mind. It's confusing, frustrating, and utterly unenjoyable. Seriously, my fellow readers, can you please use your brains? Even if you're looking for entertainment, how can you publish a book so full of tropes? Truly befitting of a "Pineapple Bun" (a popular online book brand).

The book is so bad it's refreshingly unconventional. The most memorable parts are the Goldbach Conjecture and the diary entry. Leaving aside the question of whether including the Goldbach Conjecture in a quiz competition is reasonable, it's already quite astonishing that a child could write a proof of a mathematical conjecture and understand what they were writing. Yet, such a genius isn't scouted by other talent scouts, and instead suffers bullying on their way home and at school from a self-conscious, sensitive, mentally unstable, spoiled, and law-breaking girl. Does the author have such a disregard for the life's work of mathematicians, the basic laws of a country, and the basic education of a wealthy family? Does the author believe that geniuses are omnipotent simply because they themselves are not geniuses? That diary entry is even worse...

If your writing is bad, improve it yourself. Make up for your nine years of compulsory education and self-study online novel writing. Write a diary for two months to study how a normal person writes a diary. Coming here to criticize is purely because you've found such a terrible book while searching through garbage, and yet readers on this site are so desperate for quality that it's making your blood pressure so high. If you don't fix the book, can fixing me improve the book's quality? Can you get readers to willingly give you more monthly votes? Can you get people to keep following it after it's published? Look at your own book; do you have that kind of confidence?

Just like the yin and yang of Tai Chi, melancholic stories shouldn't be monotonous, utterly dark; they should also contain a glimmer of hope, a glimmer of light amidst despair, making the beauty of light all the more apparent. There's a saying, "Adult anime is for the plot, mainstream anime is for the fan service." Purely adult content is monotonous, purely mainstream content is bland and boring; it's the combination of the two that creates the so-called Four Symbols and Eight Trigrams. Compared to the popular, all-ages-friendly "white within black," as someone living on a social island, I appreciate "white within black" more. Black always has more depth and a unique charm. Among Pineapple Bun's many melancholic stories, this is one of the few that aligns with my aesthetic. Not because...

Volume 7 is nearing its climax (end), and it's going to be very heart-wrenching.

Notice: Due to the numerous controversies surrounding Volume 3, which have greatly troubled me, I plan to significantly reduce it, potentially cutting 30,000 to 40,000 words. However, I will retain the outline of Dongfang Wenyue's story to facilitate the development of the subsequent plot. I will also take this opportunity to self-examine the book for excessive sexual content and some unreasonable details. The specific revisions will be made this weekend. Please be informed.

Speechless. Lesbians aren't considered NTR, right? 😅

It's finished. Although many of my envisioned settings couldn't be realized, there was really no other way. Regarding my new book, you can check it out if you're interested; the short story (currently 10,000 words) is in the group chat.

So satisfying to watch! 🙄✌️😵

This is a suggestion thread. We'd like to hear your opinions on some of the suggestive content in this book. A. I love risqué content (I'm mortal with gambling and drugs). B. Moderation is fine, it's for fun. C. It doesn't matter, anything is fine. D. Risqué content is absolutely forbidden, it's best to avoid it.