Besties, I Really Didn't Mean to Marry You

I sent it. I thought there were still a few chapters before it was officially released, but it was already listed as available just after noon. I didn't even write a release message, and the plot wasn't properly developed. It's a total disaster!

Tang's actions this time are really baffling. She portrayed someone naive as somewhat arrogant. Why arrogant? The person she wanted to help had already given up on her father; all she wanted was for her and her mother to escape him. And she said, "No, I believe your father is a good person. I must give you a happy ending because I have money."

Is it good? Are there any flaws? Friends?

Although the author didn't say it, it's most likely been sent. I was hoping to wait a little longer before reading it all at once, but then, just like that, the update stopped abruptly. Young people don't know any martial arts!

Author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?

It's too short, not enough! If the author could continue writing, I'd gladly sacrifice my deskmate!

Waaaaah, I've wanted the author to create a group chat for ages, so it would be easier to urge them to update. But look what happened, the author's vanished somewhere!

If the protagonist's father is this disgusting, and you insist on writing him until the very end before reporting him, you might as well just kill him off, cripple him, or send him to a vegetative state by some divine lightning.

Is this a harem or a pure romance? It seems like a pure romance but also feels like a harem.

Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to future stories!