What Should I Do Now That All My Roommates Have Turned into Girls?

It's been too long since we last met. I've already shared the general situation in the group chat. I'm currently taking care of him. It's been confirmed that he has bladder cancer, and my dad needs a second surgery. I'm trying to resume updates recently, as taking care of patients is a little tiring.

Because I'm really out of money, I've gone out to find a job. My updates have been very unstable lately. I'm taking some time to organize the outline and try to find a way to stabilize them. The book will definitely be finished, no need to worry about that, it won't run away.

I've explained the reason for the slower updates before: my dad was diagnosed with bladder cancer. Previously, I updated weekly because I was at the hospital taking care of him, and now I still need to take care of him. My condition isn't very good either, but I'll continue to update once I stabilize.

That's outrageous. The author's idea for making the male protagonist self-reliant is to sell him "smart water"? If you were to suggest that the male protagonist drank a "smart potion" and made a fortune trading futures, I'd find that far more plausible.

While saying all this may not be of much use, updates have indeed been very slow lately. My dad went to the best hospital for a checkup and they found out he had a tumor in his bladder. I had been worried it was cancer, but thankfully it wasn't the worst-case scenario. I have to go with her to have surgery on the 26th.

Seeing some negative comments about the male lead almost made me miss out on a great show 🙄 I shouldn't trust these comments too much in the future.

I need to take another day off. My dad is urinating blood, but he's probably fine, though I'm not in the mood.

I've read up to chapter 100. The male lead's impression is indeed rather average; he's quite conflicted, somewhat like a dragon from another world. The most captivating aspect of the book is the psychological and emotional changes of the female leads. The way they initially try to preserve their dignity and live normal lives as before, gradually accepting their identity as girls and their feelings for the protagonist, is very well written (except for the third female lead, whose effeminate man had long harbored ill intentions towards the protagonist).

I couldn't watch any of the main story, but the female lead was well-written. As for the male lead, you should really try to make him a better Liu Bei.

Finally, I found a book on Pineapple Bun that doesn't sound like something a high school student would write on a whim.