The Heroines Are All Clinging to Me. Can You Even Call Yourself the Protagonist?

Keep it up, baby. Try to have a positive attitude. You still have so many fans supporting you. Just focus on writing good books for the fans who are willing to read your books. Don't pay too much attention to the negative comments. And please, if you don't like this book, just leave. It's fine to vent about what you don't like, but please don't use abusive language, and especially don't attack other people's parents. The author's father passed away a few years ago, and her grandmother has been ill recently. 🙁

The character introductions at the beginning were enough to deter me; there were more male supporting characters than female leads, making me highly suspicious of the multiple female lead elements in this story.

It's still the same issue: only a minority should have the loudest voice. Just write what you think is right. One man's meat is another man's poison. All this talk of poison and poison is driving us crazy.

In Chapter 83, regarding Swann's transformation from male to female, the author is truly remarkable.

If Emma has a storyline, then it's just like picking up used shoes; if she doesn't, what's the point of this character? What special plot point is there in mentioning yuri? Besides creating a plot point out of nowhere, I don't know what the purpose is. What's the point of having so many male supporting characters? All the characters with storylines so far are practically superhuman, including the male lead. What is he even trying to do? He's supposed to be surviving, but where is he surviving? He pushes all the credit onto others—what's the point of surviving? Is Luke King or is the male lead Saitama?

This author is truly something else, is this some kind of revenge on male readers? It already has a ton of flaws, and now they've added a female protagonist twist. If you're going to write it like this, then add a "female protagonist" tag so I can rule out this book. Are you trying to replicate the frenzy in the comment section of your last book?

The subject matter is acceptable, but the writing style is only average. The author has a very obvious bad habit of laying everything out in the open, without any foreshadowing or even the slightest plot depth. They explain things immediately after writing them down. Like in the goblin episode, I thought they were the hidden mastermind, but before I even turned the page, their identities were completely revealed. What's the point of reading this? There's nothing to read.

These people criticizing the author are really making a mess of things, as if the author forced them to read it, and if they don't like it, they shouldn't read it.

There weren't many female characters, and even fewer that seemed romanceable. However, there were a lot of male supporting characters. Given the author's past record, is this book cursed?

Is Rhea the female lead?