The Sharp-Tongued Villain Can't Escape the Romance Flag

Introduction – To New Readers There's really not much to say. It's very simple. Be patient, give the book a chance to introduce itself, and finish reading one volume. Anyway, it's free in the beginning. Don't get bogged down after reading only one or two chapters and not understanding the premise or content—because with the style of this book, any initial confusion can be ignored. Later on, basically only... It smells so good. I will still answer some of the questions I see. Of course, there are some questions I can't answer (they're hard to answer, I don't know the answer, or they involve spoilers, etc.). Writing a book is not easy, thank you for your support.

This book, "The Strong-Witted Villain Can't Avoid the Flag of Love," is now complete. Thank you for your support.

Come on, author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered by fire, and live up to my readers, my youth, and my future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe I am an excellent author! (Follow me!)

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In which chapter of the story is the protagonist forced to become a eunuch released?

I think Pineapple Bun's writing style could be more like this; it's not the typical harem/transfer/yandere trope, and the writing is quite fragmented. The whole book is very interesting and a great reading experience.

1."""", Therefore, it evokes associations in the reader. 2."", However, when applied to the relatively "delicate" characters of the male and female protagonists, it creates a strong contrast. 3."", Because the author cannot directly use words like "cao" that are not permitted by the censors. ""4."", This allows the reader to experience the text in a way that is relative to the entire text...

I can understand little Theresa's behavior, but in the part where the male protagonist is hugged and has his nose wiped clean by little Theresa while crying, there's a description that the male protagonist is sexually aroused. Isn't that a bit inappropriate? He's 10 years old, yes, 10 years old.

The author is sick; he has a headache. Feel sorry

(Please disregard the dots between paragraphs as blank lines.) I actually quite like the author. They're able to engage in rational conversation, are positive, and very proactive. I've always had a soft spot for this type of person. In fact, the very rationality in their conversations already gives them a basic level of likability. Moreover, they're a newcomer, full of energy, with many preconceived notions, and a lot of immaturity or even naivety. But precisely because of this, a little reading reveals the author's thoughts, expectations, challenges, and emotions. Combined with the real-world impact of submitting a novel and my own familiar experiences, I can infer a certain level of understanding from the author's perspective when submitting their work...