After Giving Up on Everything, the Bewitching Campus Beauty Suffered the Backlash!

I wrote this after I came back to rehabilitate, so it's not very good. I accept my own shortcomings. I still need to continue updating Dragon Girl, how can I fall here? Being bad at cooking isn't the original sin; losing courage is.

I don't want to write any more books; I've already ruined my account to the point of being riddled with holes. You guys probably can't take it anymore, so I'm not going to torture you anymore. I actually feel quite sorry for the editor. Good night. Goodbye.

The reason I wrote the protagonist who couldn't understand or accept yuri is because I myself couldn't understand, accept, or imagine it back then. I knew about it, but I couldn't comprehend it. That's why I wrote down my true feelings and experiences in my work. But I didn't expect that what I personally experienced would seem magical to you. My original intention was to write about the psychological process of going from not understanding to understanding.

Quite a criminal record.

I'll ask for another day. It's been too long since I wrote anything. I need to recall my emotions, and I might be under a bit of pressure, so I can't get into the flow.

If you're still following this book, take your time reading it. It's okay, I'll write it slowly.

These last few chapters are really upsetting to look at. There's practically no important plot; instead, they just make the protagonist seem overly kind. A bunch of complete strangers—it's not worth it at all. And most of the text feels like filler.

Just so you know, this isn't a strongly alkaline article; it's actually quite well-written.

I'll update earlier tomorrow; I apologize for the past two days.

Still not updating?