I Just Want an Ordinary Life, but the Girls Are Fighting Over Me

Not sexy enough (put on pants)

It seems the author hasn't spent much time with male characters; many parts are quite feminine, making the male protagonist seem like a girl, a bit effeminate. Of course, this is just my personal opinion; the book is still very well written.

25 chapters released in a row! Can you bear to see this author working so hard and starving?

This male lead is really pitiful. Does he enjoy being tormented?

Having read up to chapter 53, I'd like to share my thoughts. While it might sound presumptuous, I feel I can understand the author's intentions to some extent. It seems the author aimed to create a kind and popular male lead, a somewhat submissive character who is often bullied. The story develops the main characters through the ambiguous interactions between the male lead and the female leads, aiming to create a lighthearted romantic comedy. The author hopes readers won't overthink the story, which I understand, given it's a lighthearted comedy. However, I feel some plot points are somewhat flawed. From the author's perspective, I was empathizing with the male lead, and I felt frustrated during that process, especially in the chapter about Zhang Yunzhi…

With so many female leads, can the male lead even manage?

Does the author have a group chat?

It's alright, just a bit short, and with so many harem members, the plot seems like it'll be very long.

I didn't find it very sweet; the male lead seemed to be having a really tough time.

Author, well, judging from this, the male lead's personality is very gentle, but that shouldn't be a reason for him to be bullied. If there's a chance later on, please give him some angst. Even though it's a misunderstanding, this kind of bullying would hurt even a gentle person in reality.