I Can See Through Everything

I was speechless after reading the beginning. You're someone who just got a system, no connections, little money, nothing. You're trying to pretend to be someone's beautiful boyfriend, and the other person is a rich second-generation heir. What can you do? In reality, before you even get started, you'll be killed or crippled. I really don't know what kind of nonsense you're writing.

I refuse to believe there's anyone with a higher VIP level than me.

I've never seen any big bosses perform on stage at a live charity gala. To put it bluntly, in front of important figures, actors and singers are all just entertainers.

I wonder what would happen if the main character saw a pile of poop.

The protagonist possesses extraordinary abilities, yet the author writes it in a very low-brow way, constantly resorting to face-slapping and showing off, or acting like a performer to steal the spotlight. It's a pity given the subject matter.

I couldn't stand it after reading just two chapters, it's incredibly addictive! You just met a complete stranger who asked you to pretend to be their boyfriend and you actually agreed? I'm speechless.

This Zhang Shuya is treating the protagonist like an idiot, a pawn, and a shield. That rich second-generation will definitely cause trouble for the protagonist. This is just fiction; in reality, a protagonist like this would be played to death.

It would be a waste not to cultivate immortality with this cheat ability.

After reading the description, I became curious about one thing: what would happen if I saw a pile of poop?

The Cai Xu Kun, a type of Kun, lives in shallow waters. Like human females, it experiences menstruation every month for 25 days, leaving it vulnerable. This vulnerability makes it a frequent prey for sharks. To survive, it is forced to swim to deeper waters, a tragic phenomenon known to zoologists as "shark-hunted Cai Xu Kun," as famous as the South China Sea whale fall.