Leave the Little Blood Bag Alone, She Just Wants to Live!

So far, it's very good, but there are a few points to note. First, the author needs to carefully manage the degree to which the protagonist is bullied (it's tragic). Second, the author needs to pay attention to the character design of the other female lead; she shouldn't be unlikeable. She can bully the protagonist, but she shouldn't be unreasonable. Finally, there's the issue of the outline. I anticipate that maintaining the plot's appeal later on will be challenging, so I hope the author plans the plot development in advance and starts laying the groundwork early. Overall, however, I have faith in the author's writing skills and hope this book continues to improve.

Isn't dessert good? I just like looking at sweet things.

It feels like it's gradually turning into a slice-of-life story... I originally came here expecting some angst, but the recent chapters aren't angst at all... Not only are they not angst, they're even a bit... Um... Sweet... Ahhh... Can't you just give me a good dose of angst?

This year's new books have given me so many surprises! I don't usually like stories about subjugation, but then I got a story about an ant girl. I don't like weak protagonists who are always being bullied, but the author gave me a blood potion. In other books, watching the protagonist get bullied just makes me feel frustrated, but in this book, my lips curled up in a crazy smile. Turns out, it's not that I don't like it, I just haven't seen anything good yet. The author has a strong grasp of the relationship between the two characters; it's just right. Because the young lady has an initial liking for the protagonist, even though she enjoys seeing him being bullied, she doesn't dare to go too far. Verbal threats outweigh actual actions. The protagonist is so sensible it's heartbreaking; the first time he heard the young lady ask him to bleed, he immediately...

How to put it... It's like having a great situation suddenly ruined by a powerful combination of Jie Zuo Ci, Jiu Huo Teng Ju, or a perfect hand of N15 Shui Yue, resulting in a sudden loss of control and a crushing defeat. Or it's like needing to catch just one enemy to win but thinking, "Why be pessimistic?" I forget the middle part, I forget the end, but it's a depressing and unpleasant experience.

Can you beat the main character to 90 points?

When I first started reading this book, what was the answer to join the book group?

Additionally, [one extra chapter for every 5000 views, one extra chapter for every 50 votes]. Unfortunately, I don't have much time... But I'll try to squeeze in time when the requirement comes!

Not angsty enough

Reading this book is as thrilling as riding a roller coaster.