We're Really Just Roommates. We're Not Getting Married!

I came to this story because of the "pure love story with a twisted marriage" synopsis, and I don't know if the author has some misunderstanding of what "pure love" means. An Mumu's appearance was like feeding me a huge pile of crap. The premise of her marrying the male lead in previous lives is tolerable if viewed within the context of different female protagonists in Glagagame timelines, but I've never seen a Glagagame heroine cross over to other timelines. She keeps emphasizing her past relationship with the male lead, making her seem like a necromancer fighting with her sister for a man. Also, I really don't think it's necessary to include cultivation in a slice-of-life story. Maybe the author wanted to...

The group chat exploded; I'll create a new group when I release a new book. Regarding the new book, I've been incredibly busy lately, so updates will probably be delayed. I'll still occasionally update this book with extra chapters, once I get through this busy period.

Could you please make a side story about male Anrin and Yafei in the future?

"Yafei almost blurted out his true feelings," so he really wants Riser as a sex partner, right? Is this something a pure romance novel should write? It's toxic, truly toxic.

I call one of my roommates Fei Ge; it's a very strong sense of identification, like he's been gender-swapped.

The relationship between An Mumu and Shi Fei is truly awful. The beginning was barely tolerable, but the appearance of the child was like a nightmare. It felt like eating a chocolate sandwich with half the filling being poop – utterly disgusting.

(The author is prolific, don't miss it!) (450-word review) Okay, I admit I was initially drawn in by the title. I have to praise the author's writing style and lighthearted tone. The relatable vocabulary and dialogue naturally portray the close relationship between the protagonist and his roommate. (Note: The following comments represent my personal opinion; discussion is welcome.) The first three chapters establish the background, showing the protagonist's swift and decisive changes. It's only from chapter four onwards that the author truly shines. There are also various perfectly timed...

I hope the administrator has some self-awareness. If you don't like seeing other people chatting, you can choose to mute them, but kicking people out truly reveals your petty nature.

Based on the chapters so far, the author's novel setting and plot are quite engaging. It doesn't seem like a mindless romance novel. The plot is coherent, and the gender-swap/marriage aspect really resonated with me. However, the logic of the details described and the everyday language of the characters is noticeably strange. Of course, the author is a novice, so such issues are normal. But for readers, while the plot is crucial, a good reading experience is equally important. I'm certain that if the author spent more time on subtle nuances and sentence structure, the novel would be much better. These are just my personal suggestions, not necessarily recommendations, but I hope the author can...

The plot moves briskly, updates are frequent, the characters are well-developed, the story is lively and engaging, and the writing style is fresh and simple. Most importantly, the female lead is incredibly adorable. Whether it's the conflict arising from the personality difference before and after her transformation, or the twisted nature stemming from her poverty and loneliness, all these personality traits of the female lead are incredibly endearing. Every time she cries, I can't help but feel heartbroken for her, and then I find her just so incredibly, so incredibly cute. All I can say is, AWSL!