As a Cool, Elegant Wife, I Don't Want to Be Hated

The author's emotional and psychological portrayals are undeniably delicate, but this alone, coupled with the eroticism, isn't enough to carry the book. The protagonist currently gives me a very bad impression; he doesn't seem like a mature man in his forties at all, but rather like a lonely, sexually frustrated widow. Seriously, he cries at the drop of a hat? The author should really examine what they've written. I don't want to read any more of the plot; consider it a 10-yuan purchase of milk tea. This male lead is now just a little symbol and a fuzzy ball. At the beginning, I did feel sorry for her past and present experiences, but instead of addressing her family's problems, she turns around and sleeps with Xu. Xu is at least somewhat restrained; if she had really slept with the protagonist, Jiang wouldn't have...

It reads too much like an AI novel; it lacks the dramatic tension of a human writer, and is just filled with melodramatic, affected whining.

Did you consider the impact of the characters' initial personalities and plot development on the protagonist before writing this story? At this point, the female lead seems like a puppet—emotionally indecisive, hesitant and indecisive, and the entire plot is dictated by the supporting female character. She hasn't transformed; she's simply become a doll loved by everyone in the story.

I feel this author is getting more and more disgusting as they write.

I finished reading it. Apart from Tsukasa being rather disgusting, I think the handling of the three main characters in the harem was excellent. They were treated fairly, and it was quite enjoyable. So I don't understand what kind of people are those level 1 accounts in the comments section who only have this book or a few books in their collections. Even if you're a newbie, you can't just randomly criticize a book. The atmosphere of BBL is ruined by this kind of thing. Moreover, these people are very likely to be shills or people with ill intentions.

Although I haven't finished watching it, the plot is getting increasingly messy, and the male lead's emotional and moral standards seem to be constantly declining. He'll probably end up building a harem in the end.

Just thinking about how, just a few days after his transformation, a bunch of lesbian women were groping him all over, and the protagonist was acting all coy and coy, trying to resist and accept, makes me want to laugh. Were you even a decent man before the transformation? Or were you really not an old lady?

You're still updating? That's incredible perseverance! In a BL (Boys' Love) community full of abandoned projects, you're still persisting. It's truly amazing. At first, I thought you'd disappear after it was published, but I didn't expect you to still be updating. Dude, you have incredible willpower!

Author, do you ask anyone to recommend your book on Bilibili? I saw your book on Bilibili, it's a paid book…

Judging from the way Jiang Lai treats Chi Yingyu, she already intends to stay with her forever. Currently, Jiang Lai treats Xu Ruobing as her benefactor, wanting to repay the debt and not wanting Xu Ruobing to be hurt because of her. Jiang Lai can feel that Xu Ruobing is very good to her, but due to family reasons, Jiang Lai cannot accept her and can only treat her as a friend, avoiding too much ambiguity. This is because Jiang Lai told Chi Yingyu that she liked her and would never leave her again; this can be seen as a vow Jiang Lai made to Chi Yingyu. Previously, Jiang Lai, as a man, was a particularly responsible and dependable person, which is easily seen in how he didn't directly...