A Bad Girl Asked to Borrow a Cigarette, and I Made Her Cry

Although I find it satisfying to slap gold diggers in the face, there are still good women in the world, so please don't overdo it.

I'd give it four stars. This is the latest chapter I've read so far. I have to say the author's writing is quite good, but the plot is so infuriating; I don't know how I managed to keep reading.

The plot is exciting and full of twists and turns; the storyline is novel and captivating. Breaking away from traditional, vulgar system novels, this is a top-tier masterpiece crafted with genuine literary sincerity, allowing you to see through the myriad aspects of life at a glance. (Give me a bottle of Erguotou!) Personal opinion, please don't criticize: the girls in the program are a little bit toxic.

This book is great! This book is wonderful! Reading Ren Ge's book, I don't know why, I feel a strange, exhilarating sense of satisfaction. Maybe I'm just being a masochist. I support the author! Keep it up, author! Five-star review!

Not ruthless enough is not good; be more decisive.

Even though I'm a woman, I still get really angry watching the women in it.

That's really damn good. Although there's a tiny bit of something illogical about it, it doesn't stop me from enjoying the show.

The characters are very well portrayed; they really capture the essence of the story. I can deeply feel their personalities, their humanity, and their attitudes towards life.

I've currently read up to Chapter 41. I originally came across this book under the "Worst Novels by Tomato" topic, intending to read it for a laugh, but I was pleasantly surprised. Without exaggeration, I'd like to offer a fair review. First, the concept is quite novel. As seen in "Are There Still Liu Xiahui in the World?", The author has a very creative mind.

Shocking! I actually withstood that poisonous spot. It seems my cultivation level has increased again.