On a snowy night, Xu Xia transmigrated into the past.
He cut ties with the goddess he'd pursued without success for four years in his previous life, tried to treat others with kindness, and learned to embrace a vast world that could not belong to just one person. His once lonely, closed-off life gradually grew brighter and livelier.
But the goddess came looking for him, and her once-bright eyes held nothing but darkness.
Then his close childhood friend, his delinquent coworker from a part-time job, and his gentle older office-worker friend all revealed their true natures.
It turned out they all wanted Xu Xia for themselves, even if it meant imprisoning him or turning him into a useless wreck.
I suggest you don't subscribe. This author abandoned his last book a year ago, then reappeared saying he had nothing left to write. He completely abandoned the last book and then started a new one to make easy money. He also promised to update frequently for three months, but couldn't even manage a basic daily update. This time, he's only releasing five chapters a day. Is it worth subscribing to an author like this?
Ever since watching the anime "Catching the Yandere," I've felt that many of the male leads in "Pineapple Bun" are just like the scumbags in that show.
You even went so far as to criticize me for repeatedly mentioning eunuchs, writing such a long string of insults. Look at your book... Sigh, I'm extremely disappointed.
Are there any readers who would like to check out "Conquering Girls and Trying Not to Be Killed by Them"? If the author finds this comment offensive, please delete it. Sorry, thank you.
Let's offer incense.
Is it possible—and I mean possibly—that this book is just the dying fantasy of a 28-year-old office worker?
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The mother was fooled
It would be great if I could update multiple times a day.
To deal with this type of author, just get their books for free; the first few are all about making money and running away.