The Lie-Flat Dragon Princess Doesn't Want to Be a Poor Lord's Wife!

Honestly, I think this father-daughter relationship is better than the marriage scenario. The female lead, who was immediately chained and forced to improve the land right after transmigrating, felt like a slave.

The new book will be released on Wednesday. Updates of the old book will continue at the normal schedule. Once the new book, "Bao Si," is finished and the old book is complete, I'll look for other side hustles to earn money.

Nobody wants to see the protagonist court death and actually die, right? The recent plot is so stupid.

Things are looking up after the marriage change, and TunTun is watching. Hopefully, there won't be any hiatus.

To be honest, it feels like the female lead's intelligence has been artificially lowered in the last two or three chapters.

The book is good, but the comments section is really clammy. Underneath a book clearly marked as a marriage story, the comments are full of people asking me not to get married or wanting me to become a lesbian. It's a bit like blatant harassment. 😓

This is toxic! Putting a collar on the protagonist and not resisting? Even if the protagonist is incredibly stupid, a normal person would be furious if someone put a collar on them. This protagonist even has a kind of adorable, pathetic charm. This is intoxicating! The other book where the protagonist puts a collar on him, no matter how good they are to him later, neither the reader nor the protagonist will forgive him, and they'll never be together again because of the fundamental inequality in their personalities.

Seeing all the typos, paragraph errors, and plot holes in the author's work, is the author also a blonde, silly little girl?

Bad news: I glanced at the outline, and the plot is already in its mid-to-late stages. Without adding other subplots, I feel like this book probably won't even reach 1 million words. Good news: I've summarized the experience from this book and figured out how to write my next one, but considering that I might die from writing two books at once, I'll wait until this one is finished before starting a new one. Hopefully, I won't be writing a double dose of Bao Si then.

The recent chapters are just too overpowered; they're not exactly addictive, but they're also making it hard to stay interested. [Sfem:4:325]