I Transmigrated into a Female-Dominated World and Don't Want to Date

Offering incense

The author's slacking off is even worse than the One Piece anime; whether it's a harem or pure romance doesn't really matter anymore. What's wrong is that the author's writing philosophy is flawed.

The author got carried away while writing, then no one read it or gave any tips, so the author lost interest in writing and sent it away.

If a book dares to stop updating right after its release, there's no way it can continue.

I hadn't originally planned to save my monthly vote for the author, but after seeing the newly updated chapters, I just couldn't resist. I'm just too kind.

If you don't want to be with me, then don't be. If there are any special circumstances, then you should tell me.

When will Xu Qing die? This kind of woman is disgusting.

It feels weird watching this; why does it always seem to have an NTR (Netorare) vibe?

Remove it from the bookshelf.

The author's skill is high; the writing is excellent. The father-son relationship between the male protagonist and his mother, and the childhood sweetheart's near-romantic friendship towards him, are both well-developed and well-developed. Therefore, the male protagonist's perseverance in continuing his arduous life to treat his mother seems reasonable and not abrupt. The childhood sweetheart's descent into darkness is also foreshadowed from a young age, unlike most wish-fulfillment novels that are abruptly cut short and fail to provide a reason for her descent into darkness—it doesn't seem like it's just for the sake of being dark. However, the escalation of the romance between the CEO and the male protagonist feels sudden. It's as if she suddenly falls for him simply because she bought something from him, exchanged a few words, or chatted with him on social media, leading to her calling him directly and forbidding him from...