After Transmigrating, I Unexpectedly Meet an Enemy Prince

The male lead, who climbed to his position step by step by relying on the female lead, has no shame? He broke his vow! He forced himself on the female lead despite her resistance, and afterwards acted like it was "for her own good," so arrogant and conceited. (Is he going to make the female lead come back to him and lick his boots again later?) As a long-time reader who has followed the story from "The Blood Duke" all the way through, and has always trusted you, author, this is the first time I've felt so angry.

It seems like every book you write has a "chasing-after-the-wife" plot, but you don't have to make it this twisted. The new chapters feel like the male and female leads' characters have completely collapsed. How dare these two shady characters impersonate our Zhang Zuo Cheng and the young master? You don't really think a training session can change the characters' images, do you? Sometimes, a little more foreshadowing is better than anything else.

Come back in two months. If it's still not there, take another look. The words written on online platforms shouldn't be for your own eyes.

If not today, we'll make it up tomorrow.

Good grief, those who consistently use virtual currency to follow the story are basically die-hard fans. How come they complained a bit when something went wrong, but didn't even swear? Are people now acting like fangirls are on the front lines?

Some comments in the comments section, such as "I don't like writing my own book," are frankly insincere. Those who have persevered and read this far since the book's release are likely people who love this genre and enjoy the book. Aren't those comments blatantly driving readers away? This isn't good for the author. Every author who persists in writing deserves respect. Only when readers offer opinions and questions can authors discover aspects they might have overlooked.

All I can say is that at least compared to Silver Blade Flash, you didn't try to control the comments. Pineapple Bun's paid model means it's perfectly normal for there to be some drama. Writing this kind of plot will inevitably lead to reader loss. If there are more of this kind of nonsensical plot later on, it would be better to stop it altogether.

Bro, please polish the next chapter a bit more before releasing it. Waiting a few days is fine. These last two chapters were rushed and almost ruined the male lead's character. These crucial points can't be wrong... Otherwise, it'll be unpleasant to read later.

It's beautiful, just my style. On a side note, the female lead described in the first thirty chapters truly possessed a serene and ethereal quality; I hope she maintains that quality later on.

I really don't understand. The male protagonist's personality shift is so abrupt! What happened to the foreshadowing? From this perspective, the conflict barely built up before the breakup happens. This feels completely inexplicable. This sudden, inexplicable conflict is detrimental to the character's development. What happened to the previous development? Domineering behavior is more suitable for emperors or powerful figures. At least if you're going to force things, there needs to be a difference in status between the male and female protagonists; the male protagonist should have an overall advantage. But the male protagonist only has a slight advantage in physical strength. His side's management and development are basically all handled by the female protagonist...