Miss Player, Could You Stop Chasing Me and Going Crazy?!

My question is, personally, I don't really like the character Qian Ren. She's inexplicably domineering and a bit arrogant, and the main characters inexplicably indulge her. It feels like there was no plot to build rapport between them, and they just suddenly came together like that.

Waaaaa, she really did it, I'm so upset! I just casually mentioned yesterday that I could write a side story, and today she actually did! Waaaaaa!

Late-night emo Some readers have asked why the main character and Xiaoxue's relationship developed so quickly. Simply put, only those who have been caught in the rain know how warm it is to have someone hold an umbrella for them. The book describes the events in a relatively lighthearted tone, but the author actually witnessed things hundreds of times more terrifying than that. In the online world where anyone can comment freely, taking the risk of clarifying the facts for someone else without expecting anything in return seems incredibly brave to us.

This book is a different kind of NTR (Netorare). The female lead sold Xiaoxue for a little money, and Xiaoxue is left to sleep in a dilapidated rental room. It's hard to give a proper evaluation.

It's a very interesting premise, and I like the female lead's personality because I like gentle older sisters. But I'm wondering why she's so kind to that young streamer. I feel their relationship developed so quickly. And why is she struggling so much herself, facing a life-threatening situation despite providing so many important props and items? Even though she's not materialistic and is quite gentle towards the streamer, she should at least try to fight for herself.

I didn't see anything about it being sold for a little money, and the latest chapter's date scene was quite sweet.

Everything else was quite interesting, except for that female CEO, who played Qian Ren—her character was disgusting. She was incredibly domineering.

I couldn't hold back any longer. To be honest, I was very interested in the first few chapters of this novel, but I became increasingly disappointed as I read on, so I wanted to offer some opinions and suggestions. First, I felt the novel used too many references or felt a bit eccentric. Some parts were incomprehensible and confusing, making me wonder if the author got carried away and forgot about the readers' feelings. Second, the character Qianren wasn't very likable. He gave the impression of treating the protagonist like an AI, and he was too domineering. His biggest flaw so far is that he seems to disrespect the protagonist by believing he's an AI, and that he only cares about his own interests...

Regardless, if you can't write, you can ask for leave, you can choose not to update, you can put all the filler content in a free chapter to pad out the content, but what's the point of putting a bunch of filler words in a VIP chapter? Even if the cost per chapter isn't high, considering the number of readers, isn't that a significant amount of money? I want to ask how you feel about doing this? Some people enjoy reading filler content, but others don't, right? Putting filler content for the sake of filler, and doing it in quite a few paid chapters, I'd like to ask you, what's your reasoning?

I've come to pay my respects to my senior (in similar works). Hmm... This is my first book, so I'm begging for your guidance. Just take a look at my book.