Fairies, You've Got the Wrong Person. I'm Not the Protagonist

It's 2025 already, and we still see this idiotic plot of "heaven protects the original male lead"? Couldn't you just have eliminated the original male lead earlier? Thankfully, this is Pineapple Bun, where readers are relatively more forgiving and harmonious. Otherwise, regardless of whether the female leads had a good relationship with the original male lead in their past lives or whether this jerk original male lead was always disgusting, he'd be criticized to the skies.

I regret not listening to Shennong and reading chapter 34 directly; it almost poisoned me!

Let's start with the most important part: this kind of story is honestly very difficult to write well. The fact that a story with a male protagonist set in a predominantly "white-haired" environment already deserves praise. I also hope the author finishes it and doesn't abandon the story. Why is it difficult? There are several reasons. First, the content. Because of the past life memories, the female lead's affection level is already maxed out, so it's basically impossible to write any delicate emotions. The female lead doesn't need a conquest, so the plot is mainly erotic. If one female lead is like this, then two female leads are like this, and subsequent female leads are all like this, it's inevitable that it will lead to aesthetic fatigue. The genre itself is destined to be difficult to write. Then there's the problem of pleasing everyone...

The protagonist has a loser vibe.

In the beginning, I was drugged and shocked in my past life; I'm sure I'll be completely groped now...

It's clear the author is an experienced online novelist with a good grasp of plot pacing. While the plot isn't particularly original, it's still a decent substitute. It's just a shame it was published on Pingtai; if it had been on Yangshizi, its performance would have been far superior. The current online novel scene is dominated by male-oriented platforms like Jinjiang, so this book won't have many readers there, and its potential is much lower.

The style is quite interesting, reminiscent of classic, lighthearted sweet romance novels. Everyday conversations are filled with saccharine sweetness. However, the sense of what not to like is just as strange as it was ten years ago. What's the point of this book's scumbag original male lead being protected by fate, and the new book's protagonist's lewd roommates and older brothers? [Sfem:3:294] These characters have practically disappeared from online romance novels these days.

What are the male lead's strengths? He's a bit silly and a bit of a lecher. How could he have been so lecherous in his past life?

I randomly clicked on chapter 34, and it didn't make me faint. I've never seen anything so stupid.

I'll update tomorrow. The first revision didn't pass, so please allow me to revise it again.