After I Faked My Death, the Fairy Who Regretted Everything Came After Me

Damn, this is ridiculous. All I can say is that if you really want to write a good harem novel, you need to improve your awareness of avoiding triggers. Who are you trying to disgust by writing like this?

The description of Xuan Ye was already a major flaw, wasn't it? How does the author interpret "qcqs" (a euphemism for sexual acts)? Is it merely physical intimacy? If this is the level of awareness required to avoid sensitive topics, the story will inevitably fail sooner or later. The intense love in the fox spirits' eyes—do you really want us to die from this kind of addiction?

When will the revenge happen? The backstabbing at the start was already frustrating enough; being betrayed by a yuri (lesbian) and all those ingrates, and now the simulation is just as miserable—that fox woman even has feelings for a male supporting character. There aren't many harem stories in BLB these days, can't we have less of this frustrating plot?

This book shouldn't have appeared on Pineapple Buns in the last few years; perhaps it would be better on other platforms.

The premise of a female character developing feelings for a male character who is not the main character is unsuitable even at 7 o'clock; it's classic idiom for a pretentious intellectual.

Haven't read it yet, thanks to the comments section. Just hearing about the fox girl part was enough to scare me. The male supporting character's involvement with the female lead is completely useless. Honestly, writing about male supporting characters in harem novels is the easiest way to make them go wrong. If you want to write about male supporting characters, it's best to write about them as enemies who directly fight the male lead. Definitely don't let them get involved with the female lead. Frankly, there are very few harem novels that successfully develop the female and male leads well.

I was scared away by the comments section as soon as I clicked in. I'm a bit of a siscon, so seeing the female lead have an older brother makes me a little uncomfortable.

Shennong couldn't take it anymore. The plot revolves around a god-like figure who is betrayed, slapped hundreds of times, and controlled by a smaller person while the larger one remains unpunished. Many scenes are forcedly sentimental. The second fox clan plot also involves him being taken advantage of by King Shi. This kind of manipulation in a harem novel is truly unparalleled.

The relationship between the fox spirit and Xuan Ye might be a problematic element; the author is advised to handle it with caution.

This is the first time I've ever been so engrossed in a book that I couldn't put it down. It's really amazing! [Sfem:3:301]