On How to Raise a Silver-Haired Doll

This is my first book review, but I also want to tell you that your book has seriously gone beyond the perspective of a second male lead. I can see this male protagonist as a manifestation of your inferiority complex; not everyone is so generous as to give away their girlfriend to someone else. Everyone has selfish desires, and excessive inferiority is a kind of pathology. I'm not criticizing you, I just want to say that not everyone likes this style of writing. You only pursued novelty without considering the public's opinion, which ultimately led to the book's failure. Every book is a simplified score of one's life experiences; indifference will only lead to regret in the end. This isn't the first time I've read this kind of book...

Author, you initially tried to portray the protagonist as someone with exceptionally high intelligence and emotional intelligence. However, after sleeping with Xue, the protagonist undergoes a 180-degree turn, becoming completely out of sync. It's very abrupt, or rather, I completely don't understand why you included this plot point. You could say you were trying to create empathy for the protagonist and drive the plot forward by depicting Xue's tragic past, but after reading the article, I feel this part was poorly written. While it's not exactly a character collapse, it's close. You could say that people in love have zero IQ, but the protagonist's initial wariness before fully succumbing to this completely changes later on...

As someone who has just started reading this book and has only read the preface, I already think it's a very good work. As one reader in the comments section said, many authors, for the sake of readership, don't mention aspects that might cause their work to lose popularity in the preface. However, this doesn't mean the work lacks those elements. Therefore, many readers feel they've chosen the wrong book and dislike it. But this book is different. It states its biggest potential pitfall right at the beginning. This shows courage and responsibility to its readers. As the preface states, those harem elements are indeed...

I only read this book today and finished it in one go, feeling heartbroken as I read. Asuka is afraid of Yuki's feelings, constantly pushing her towards the so-called "male lead," yet treating Yuki like a lover herself. To ease her own conscience, Asuka treats every normal interaction between Yuki and the "male lead" as a romantic one, while treating herself and Yuki the opposite. Yuki's trust in Asuka and Asuka's almost escapist attitude towards Yuki deeply saddened me. Overall, this light novel shouldn't be too long; Asuka's excessive avoidance will bore readers. Therefore, I hope to see Asuka resolve her own issues and confront her feelings...

Attention all departments and organizations: I need to finish this novel within two days.

In the end, the most heartwarming character is still Lin Shixuan, who has always made selfless contributions.

Thank you for your hard work, author. Actually, I don't object to light novels, and even if it's dark and brutal, so what? Life is far more difficult and complex than this story. It's just that the hardships of life already make it difficult to find solace in light novels. After all, my initial intention in coming to this light novel was simply to relax. I don't mean to belittle this story; it's just not to my taste. I hope this story becomes a masterpiece, because, as the saying goes, masterpieces are often the most painful to read. Goodbye.

Volume Three is finished; time to pack up and prepare for Volume Four. It's about time to rethink the stock market and such.

Well, the author's writing is quite good. I'm a new user, and I was very happy to find this novel on my first day. Seeing the mention of "blade" (a metaphor for intense emotional struggles) made me a little nervous, but I still persevered and kept reading, though I was genuinely nervous. This is the first novel I encountered on this app; it's very good, and also quite heart-wrenching. At first, I was interested, but later I just loved it. It deals with human nature. And then I kept thinking about it, which was really giving me a headache. (Thanks to the author, I've lost a lot of hair...) I feel like after reading this novel, I'm no different from the author. Even from a godlike perspective, some things can't be completely understood...

It's doll time!