A Tea-Flavored Dating Sim with a Yandere Girl

Well, I'm not really writing this book review. After all, for me personally, the author is probably more important than the book. Back in junior high, the competition wasn't as fierce as it is now. My primary focus was on the dark side of girls and my fragmented daily life. I was probably just curious back then, so I opened this book and remembered the author—"The Blooming Splendor of That Year." I thoroughly enjoyed reading that book about daily life. That year I was 15, drifting through vocational school while working part-time at a movie theater. My daily routine consisted of classes, work, and then waiting until the movie theater closed at 1 a. M. Opening the book...

Last night, while chatting with a friend, she asked me worriedly, "Lingmeng, Fanhua has been gone for a long time, are you still waiting for her? What is it about her that you like?" "You don't need a reason to like someone," I quickly typed, but just as I was about to press enter, I suddenly froze. No reason...? The sands of time flowed backward in the river. Standing on the bank and looking in, my reflection from four years ago was indistinct in the shimmering water, a reflection of myself lost. I looked at her, my eyes filled with envy and admiration. It turns out I've changed a lot. It was Fanhua's loveliness that gave me the courage to continue reading, to return to those springs, summers, autumns, and winters, to relive the lingering feelings on my fingertips. It was Fanhua...

This is a simple gender-swapped female-centric fantasy novel. Aside from the fancy title, the content isn't particularly outstanding. Because the author set such high expectations, it's gotten a bit stale. Is this all there is to it? What happened to their perseverance? They even portray the female lead as a home-stealing maniac with just a few lines describing her inner thoughts. Am I reading a formulaic novel?! The plot points are almost all there; now it's just a matter of seeing how the author finishes this. After reading about the dark side and the diary entries, my appetite has been whetted. I wonder if this will be another hundreds of thousands of words long before it fizzles out, or if the author is simply unable to write and has abandoned the project. I don't even know if this is intentionally designed to generate hype or if it was just a happy accident... Anyway...

I quit for about a year, then downloaded Pineapple Bun again. The author's updates over the past year gave me a great afternoon, but that was all. I originally wanted to criticize FanGou, but then I realized that many of the authors I follow have abandoned their works. It seems like the mainstream on this site now is things like transgender marriage. I don't discriminate against this genre, but I don't like watching it either. The author is probably not making much money from this book right now, and I've given up on it too. I hope this book will be finished in my lifetime.

Can't you write without touching on the subject of sex, huh? I don't understand why you added this paragraph. Couldn't you just remove it and replace it with something more normal? Writing it like this makes it seem like the younger sister willingly let that guy harass her so her older sister wouldn't be bothered by him, right? It just disgusts the reader.

To be honest, no matter how absurd your update schedule is, I still occasionally look forward to new chapters. Yes, I desperately want your characters to have a happy ending, but I also understand the pressure of turning passion into a profession for a living. I admire your determination and courage to return to this field, and to give your loyal readers a heartfelt message upon your return, raising our expectations of you. I don't know if a high start followed by a decline is the inevitable outcome, but as someone who has followed you all this way, I want to see the story you've created come to an end. I don't know the survival rules of the novel industry, but I don't want to see another incomplete chapter. I...

If I spend money to read his books again, I'm a dog.

666 has stopped updating again. The first time I've ever been born after peeling off my clothes 😋

Could you please clarify why the older sister was harassed? If the older sister was harassed because a man had something on her, and the younger sister sold herself to protect her, I could barely accept that reason. But if the older sister was harassed for no reason, and the younger sister was willing to go to a hotel and sell herself, I'm sorry, but this plot logic is even less reasonable than that of a cuckold's tale.

Nausea