I've Never Found Saving the World Fun

It's a pretty good book, but it feels like the protagonist has everything under his control, which gives it a very hooky feel, making the male lead seem a bit annoying.

I'll catch up on my subscription every now and then, and finish reading it all at once once it's accumulated. But the male-oriented data for Abao is really pathetic right now; it feels like it's been buried. Even the male-oriented section isn't as good as other light novel platforms. This year, I've only read this one male-oriented book here.

It seems they really like to portray gentle women as intelligent and demote other women.

I'd like to ask why all the novels I search for using keywords are tagged with "female protagonist." Can't I block them? Even the novels recommended for this type of protagonist are all female. I don't read those kinds of novels, yet they're still being recommended to me.

This time the male lead is more restrained, with only seven characters: Lu, Shuangji, Wen, Fang, Gu, and Xiaoyi. Lao Xue is genuinely trying to explore sisterhood and ethical issues; every book has them.

I'm fantasizing again: Snow Leopard gets drunk and sends us all his saved drafts, then transforms into a nuclear-powered little 🔥 updating ten times a day.

I added it to my bookshelf after reading the first five chapters. It's been a long time since I've added any new books to my Pineapple Bun bookshelf, and I thought it was just me. Turns out, Pineapple Bun really has a lot fewer good books now.

I can't believe I've finished another book by Xuezi. It's been so many years, from my first year of high school to my senior year of college. I remember the first novel I ever finished reading on Pineapple Bun was the one by An Jinchu and Shui Qianqian. That sweet romance, and Qianqian was truly my ideal woman! Since then, I've followed every single one of Xuezi's books to the end. Actually, Xuezi's books become a bit repetitive towards the end, and it got a little tedious, but I have to say Xuezi is the best author I've seen on Pineapple Bun in terms of writing style and plot (she's got the talent). Suddenly, I remembered Xuezi mentioning that the new era didn't have a ship to carry them... Hahaha, given the current state of Pineapple Bun, Xuezi really is the last...

I'm free recently. Would you like me to treat you to a meal?

This is my first time writing a book review, and I'm quite moved. I've been reading this author's work since the first year of junior high, and I'm currently a sophomore in high school. Sometimes it feels less like reading a book and more like a tribute to my lost youth. Over the past five years, I've experienced and grown a lot, but my original aspirations remain unchanged, and my youth will continue. I'm also grateful to the author for writing such a wonderful book. Rediscovering old memories, the words seem to fade, like a young person whose dreams haven't been completely cast aside. When will the bright moon shine upon me? Recalling that time, when youth was at its peak.