Fairy, Wake Up! He's No Gentleman!

My friends dragged me to an internet cafe to play games all night. I'll catch up tomorrow, guys 😭

271 Is being fixed and should be back up tomorrow.

I stumbled upon Youyou's "Fallen Fairy" on a pirated website. Curious, I clicked on it and finished it in a day or two. I immediately subscribed to all of her books on Pineapple Bun. It's the second book of hers I've subscribed to in its entirety on Pineapple Bun because her writing is particularly delicate, light, and fun. Of course, it would have been even better if Youyou had finished her previous unfinished book; I personally think that book was also good, but unfortunately, it was too short and unfinished, otherwise I would definitely have subscribed to the whole thing. After "Fallen Fairy" ended, I followed her new book to this one. Compared to her previous book, this one still maintains the light and fun style, which I really enjoy. Personally...

The Pineapple Bun platform has been removing yuri and reverse marriage novels lately, I really don't understand what's so good about them. I still like those kinds of books, but there are fewer and fewer of them. Many authors either abandon their works or give up on them. While browsing my collection, I came across two of Youyou's older books, *Refusal* and *Demon's Fall*. It's a pity the former was abandoned. Clicking on the details to see the author's other books, I was surprised to find that this one was also written by Youyou. It seems that if you like an author, you'll encounter them again by chance. I immediately added it to my collection! I'm currently in the middle of the second volume, and overall it's quite good, still the same old style! I feel the senior sister's romance is a bit slow, but that's normal for a slow-burn romance in a senior sister relationship. ...

The story is roughly about a man from another province who, along with half of his harem, saves a world that has been ruined by the other half of his harem.

I checked my account again and found that Youyou is still updating! That's great! I'll cast two monthly votes for you, wishing you all the best in your studies and a happier life. See you later!

Why do some of the character designs seem so familiar? Has the author been playing too many remakes?

As soon as I saw the new plot yesterday, a thought popped into my head. I'm just guessing: the next time they meet, they really will find the protagonist's mother, and the protagonist will think he's still there cosplaying. They'll be talking to each other across different channels.

This book is so exhilarating! I love it so much! I adore the male lead's cunning and ruthless side—it's so satisfying, so incredibly satisfying (goes crazy). It's been a long time since I've read a novel that I enjoyed so much and that kept me reading. It's so refreshing! Anyone who likes cunning and villainous male leads absolutely has to check this out. This book is truly amazing, so incredibly satisfying, it's absolutely fantastic! It kept me hooked and I couldn't stop smiling. And many times I couldn't suppress the corners of my mouth turning up in a smile; it's rare for me to read a book like this that keeps me laughing.

I've seen many people feel that the original owner's jealousy and descent into darkness are a bit forced, but I think it fits the established setting. The original owner wasn't the protagonist of the novel, nor did he have a fixed personality. Based on the book's description, he should be like a player-controlled character in a normal game, whose actions and words are freely chosen by the player, and who also has a dark path. This means that the original owner initially corresponds to the period when the player first chooses between the righteous and evil paths. His personality is inherently neutral; he's neither a good person nor a bad person. Jealousy is inevitable, and it's normal for him to veer towards evil when jealousy becomes excessive. If this book were a transmigration story...