I Transmigrated into a Book as a Simp, but I Don't Want to Be One Anymore!

Maybe it's my problem, but I really feel that the last few chapters haven't been very interesting. The male protagonist is the same no matter who he meets; he doesn't seem like a mature person at all.

Currently at chapter 43. My writing needs improvement. I can't feel many of the characters' emotions or personality traits from the author's descriptions. Or perhaps the author added overly deliberate descriptions to emphasize certain traits or emotions, which feels very uncomfortable. I'll leave it for now; I'll kick you out later when the writing improves.

Run! This author started dragging his feet around 460,000 words. His other two abandoned books also stopped updating around that word count. Considering he recently started a new book, I personally feel this one won't exceed 1 million words. So, I advise everyone to turn back. Also, I welcome the author to prove me wrong. [Em: sfg]

I only love Frost Dance. I've decided to only watch Frost Dance and the face-slapping parts from now on. I often feel that the male lead is a softie.

How awkward! A few minutes ago, he said he was over thirty and didn't care, and then he immediately started acting like a stubborn child, just like some female lead.

This book's selling point of a prodigal son's return to love did attract me; after all, who doesn't love a "chasing-back-to-the-husband" trope? It first roughly describes the original owner's stories with those "fairy girls" to build reader emotion, then reaches its climax with the "cruelty" ending. This formula is arguably the king of pineapple buns (a popular Chinese web novel). However, in my current opinion, it's long and tedious, lacking any exciting moments. I wish everyone a "cruelty" ending, but after 60 chapters, I haven't seen a "cruelty" ending. There are a lot of characters, and the two face-slapping scenes involving Chen and Liu aren't particularly memorable. The classic parts and plots, while supposedly meant to advance the romance, are just a bunch of female leads and "fairy girls" beating each other up...

So far, I've read up to chapter 38 and haven't seen any satisfying moments; it's just a constant cycle of being humiliated.

The plot is so drawn out, it feels like it's just filler, constantly changing female leads to continue the filler. One minute the female lead is with someone and meets a fairy, the next one is already up and running. It gets more and more tedious and boring as you watch.

I was thinking, if you just switched the genders, wouldn't it just be a pretty normal romance novel? A gangster boss, a young master from the Lin family, a CEO of the Shen Group, and Prince Ruo—the déjà vu is too strong!

After reading more than ten chapters, the plot seems quite confusing.