The Abandoned Elf Princess Will Never Love Again

The princess will forgive the deity soon; isn't this deity the real protagonist? He humiliated others for so long, and now he's being forgiven by everyone after just twenty chapters.

After being criticized, this author neither came out to explain nor seemed to realize the flaws readers perceived, continuing to do as they pleased. Did anyone say that Ma had to quit? Writing a bunch of rubbish-sounding personal emotional descriptions to whitewash the situation is awkward and illogical! Besides, the writing style of that emotional description section is also terrible. The protagonist is also a self-destructive and overly compassionate character, making the reader uncomfortable. Hopefully, this author will realize their mistake.

Mahina's life and magical talent were given to her by Merlin; she owed him everything. Even the misunderstanding stemming from the Duke's interference and her not receiving the letter, coupled with the fact that Merlin was still living in the slums, would have at least casually asked about him if she still cared. But she didn't. She listened to the maid's slander and assumed Merlin was squandering the money she sent him. After all this time together, didn't they know each other well enough? She didn't love Merlin at all; she only used marriage as an excuse to tie herself to him so she could survive in the slums...

Finished watching. Today's episode was quite boring. Merlin chose to sever ties and cut off his emotions, still citing his split personality as the reason. The plot was entirely as predicted yesterday, lacking the surprises and unexpected twists of the previous five days. However, Mei and Ma are indeed a couple, both with split personalities. Mei is sometimes fierce and sometimes hateful, while Ma is sometimes trying to kill someone and sometimes saying she wants to protect them. They are truly a pair of star-crossed lovers.

You mean that the thing on campus who caused someone to be on the verge of death and sacrifice their soul, as long as their past actions are exposed on campus, they can lock themselves in their room, refuse to eat or drink, and cry, and thus avoid being held accountable by the world's most powerful magician mother, the academy, the royal family, and their divided clans, and instead be helped by those people, even standing in front of the broken victim to receive comfort and have their tears wiped away?

After resting for a while, I found that the writing had fallen apart when I started reading it again. Who understands the feeling of seeing a cream cake, taking a bite of the soft, creamy top layer, and then finding poop underneath?

This, like 01, Levi, the Fox Spirit, and Gabe, is a game that shatters your worldview; anyone who finishes it can be called a hero of Akaishi.

I'll ask you one last question: after you finish writing this, will you even read it? You're just trying to lure people into posting your piss, right? The more annoyed the readers are by this dog-dog plot, the happier you are, right? Are you having a bad day and deliberately posting piss to get revenge on humanity?

Author, can you please stop burying your head in the sand? Do you think just because you don't read the comments section, the plot is garbage, the characters' behavior is illogical, and that doesn't mean it doesn't exist? Honestly, your earlier chapters were quite good, but it started to fall apart from the exam chapter onwards. Haven't you already received enough criticism for those chapters? Forced whitewashing, completely lacking in logical coherence. I'm not asking for a certain number of chapters per day, but could you please properly sort out the characters' behavior and rewrite those chapters?

After reading the launch announcement, I feel like seasoned foodies can really look forward to it. The author is completely unaware that the core problem is the inconsistency in the characters' behavior logic, and is instead burying their heads in the sand.