The Transmigrated Villain Wants to Escape the Phoenix-Arrogant Heroine's Shura Field

The romantic subplot is too stiff. I know the protagonist is supposed to be wooden, but every time I write a love triangle, it feels like the protagonist's senses are blocked by some unknown force. I sense the atmosphere is off, but I don't think about it too much; I just run away, even if I don't feel guilty or in the wrong, I just want to escape. If you really want to portray a wooden protagonist, either you won't feel the subtle atmosphere, or you'll sense the atmosphere is off and say something silly like a typical straight man or directly ask what's wrong. This is just too weird.

Let me clarify here: I'll be taking a short break, around the start of the winter campaign, and then I'll start a new book. However, this is my last attempt. If it doesn't work out, I'll have to go back to my old ways and write traditional cultivation fantasy and post-apocalyptic stories elsewhere.

Tenth update! Wishing everyone a happy National Day in advance!

Author, please ignore those comments and just write as you want. Reading your book feels like a dream come true. Stop saying you can't continue writing. I spent three nights reading your book up to the update schedule, so don't give me a perfunctory answer. With the current setting and world view, I feel you can write 6 million words. If you're really short on money, find a job. Writing isn't suitable for full-time work. If possible, it would be best to implement a comment level restriction.

It's good. These days, not many people on BL (Boys' Love) read slow-burn harem novels with action and power-ups; it's all about emperors. Doesn't it hurt to have your penis constantly hard?

I've been a bit busy lately, so I'll take a couple of days off and then resume updates. It's almost National Day, and I've been quiet for too long, so I have to do something big.

Sigh, this is the only fate male protagonist novels can have in Pineapple Bun. Why are beautiful memories fading away?

Hey, someone asked this, does it mean I'm going to stop updating? (ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ

While it might be necessary for the plot, don't make the main character so stupid. He's only saved by Dihua, right?

I'm getting tired of it. The pacing is too fast; one battle after another, one crisis after another. Adding more slice-of-life scenes to ease the tension would be better. There are some, but they're scarce. I'm definitely getting bored. I can only read a few chapters when I have a spare moment. Thank goodness I didn't buy the whole book.