I Was Corrupted by the Heroine, but It Turns Out I Had the Heroine's Script

Please, just one more chapter! I can't take it anymore, please, brother. I feel like ants are crawling all over me. I'm shaking so badly, I can't breathe. Please, brother, just one more chapter, just one more. I promise I'll never touch it again, please, brother, really, just one chapter. I swear I'll never touch this stuff again; I just couldn't take it anymore.

Sorry everyone, I haven't been back to my hometown in so long and I'm suffering from fever due to the change in environment. I wrote this chapter while I was burning up, so please try your best to read it (red bean paste, meow meow!).

Was the male protagonist's handling of Peggy's problem a bit too extreme? Couldn't he have used a gentler approach, first letting Peggy understand the truth of what happened back then and see her aunt's true colors, and then using the photographic stone to record her brother's gambling behavior in the casino and his private discussions about his sister? Isn't it a bit too hurtful to reveal all the facts to Peggy all at once? What if Peggy really becomes disheartened because of the male protagonist's betrayal, and then it will be very difficult to win her back?

Harem novels have never been popular to begin with, and if the plot drags on, the book will eventually flop.

The reason why the male protagonist didn't stop Aunt Peggy will be explained in the next two chapters. But put yourself in their shoes. If you were the one being beaten and scolded by your family, would you want your friends to see you in such a wretched state?

A great novel that made me feel positive and motivated.

The plot feels a bit slow to progress; it's been over 7 days and the story of Peggy and her aunt is still unfinished.

I'm taking the train back to my hometown, so today's update will be a little late.

The backing is too strong; this is the first time I've seen a text message sent at such a high speed without being blocked.

This is a short and weak update.