They All Testified: I Just Want to Live a Quiet Life

The protagonist's personality feels relaxed yet genuine, and the plot unfolds at a good pace, offering moments of leisure and joy amidst the overall tension, while maintaining a touch of realism. In short, I found it much more comfortable to read. Some might say there are too many coincidences, that it's too cliché, but I don't think that matters.

The story is good, but are there really that few people? It might be canceled halfway through, what a pity. [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

The female lead is well-developed, and the protagonist has strong moral values and a sense of justice, unlike some immature characters who turn evil and kill at the slightest provocation... The author isn't padding the story much; at least so far, every chapter is engaging and makes you want to keep reading. It's just that the rating is so low!

I've read about 60 chapters, so here's a brief review. The plot is alright, but the events are a bit clichéd. I could pretty much guess the plot from the very beginning, so it's not really suitable for seasoned readers. However, it's not bad for someone like me who's been suffering from a reading slump for a while.

I don't know what to say, but good luck to the author!

It's alright, a little bit toxic, but I don't really care.

I'm a little curious now. How did the author manage to portray every character in a seemingly normal story as so utterly detestable? But overall, it's readable. It's not too toxic, though. (Maybe I've just read too many toxic stories.)

It's pretty good, quite interesting, and suitable for passing the time when you're bored. The protagonist's personality is that of a pushover and a bit of a tsundere. It's been a long time since I've read a pushover protagonist; usually, I read ruthless and decisive ones. This is quite good, though there are a lot of female leads.

Beautiful people encounter beautiful things; beautiful people gather to form beautiful groups. Beautiful people warm each other at night, encourage each other in the morning, and struggle together in adversity. Perhaps this is why I read novels—here, I have a god-like perspective, able to know what the characters are thinking. But in reality, I'm just an NPC in an online world.

It's great! Keep up the good work, author!