Why Are They Still Clinging to Me Today Despite Their Negative Affection?

I wonder how many of you are reading right now.

Actually, from the very beginning, the humorous and witty, semi-complaining protagonist's inner thoughts in this story really suited my taste. However, if that were all, it would only be considered above average, not a masterpiece. It's quite obvious that the author's writing skill becomes increasingly refined as the story progresses, especially after reading the character side stories in the interludes. The delicate descriptions of each character and the vivid portrayals of their personalities are truly remarkable. Of course, this might also be related to the author's own preferences and strengths. You can clearly feel the author's excellent grasp of these short, everyday scenes. It gives you a feeling of: Ah, youth is truly something...

Seriously, An Yu, how could she be a loser even in the preliminary rounds?

Now I finally understand why I felt a strange sense of familiarity when I first read this novel and saw An Yu. Silly boy, the feeling of a defeated love interest in the main character, the protagonist's burden... Until one of my bookshelves suddenly started updating—it was you, Rinne!

Just keep cursing, keep cursing, keep cursing, keep cursing! Look at your update speed, anyone who doesn't curse you is a god.

Why can't you read novels without some masochistic tendency these days?

Please select Ning Ge's girlfriend: Pure and cute little foodie - An Yu; Obedient and sensible "real" younger sister - Ning Ruoxin; Cunning and possessive "darling" - Ling Qingxue; Future "wife" elementary school girl - Ling Chuqing; Doki Doki Literature Club - Wu Yuehua; Clingy and arrogant kitten - Qiu Luxi; Beatless taciturn girl - Chu Guyin; Sexy and contrasting "married woman" - Chu Qingya; Only official girlfriend; Best brother - Chen Di

What era are we living in that we're still writing kidnapping plots? It's too unrealistic for the villains not to benefit, and it makes the readers uncomfortable if they do. I can't see any value in writing this. Goodbye.

This book is truly deserving of legendary status; it features an excellent male protagonist and a group of wonderful female characters.

I strongly support everyone coming here early to vent their frustrations about the "little gas tank" character; it's what he deserves as a lazy dog who didn't revise the first half.