I Can See Through Your Personality

It's rare to find a book of light and refreshing literature in a self-centered, fast-paced online literature app (a self-centered, one-dimensional piece of writing composed of elements like "I think," "I'm good," and "you should know," with monotonous descriptions, modular plots, and minor characters' perspectives glossed over).

The entire Tomato book is absolutely amazing. It feels like the character Chen Hansheng, written by Lao Liu, where every character is fleshed out, with genuine emotions, making it a very enjoyable read. (Forgive me for initially thinking the author was quite serious 😏😏)

The writing is so smooth and enjoyable. Reading novels is mainly about having fun, and having multiple female leads is a huge plus. I hope the author doesn't kill off the female characters and just gives them all a home. Some later chapters are unclear.

Overall, I think it's very good. I have high hopes for this novel; it ranks among the best novels I've read. I also really like novels with multiple female protagonists. However, I have two concerns: first, whether there will be any instances of female characters being given away, which is disgusting and something I'm worried about; and second, whether the book will continue to be updated, or…

There's a kind of inexplicable melancholy in your writing, a style I really like and admire. I also lean towards this kind of writing, but I just can't seem to write it myself. My writing always sounds a bit preachy and old-fashioned, lacking the feeling yours has. Best wishes to you, it's very well written, keep it up!

It's a harem novel featuring a perfect man, but the author's writing style avoids the vulgarity often found in clichéd harem stories.

Yes, it's alright. The writing style is understated, and while the plot is a bit bland, the emotional descriptions are quite good, which is a plus. The writing feels natural with the female characters, and there's no dragging or dragging down the plot – that's a thumbs up. A case plot was inexplicably inserted; the actors were changed?

The book has a touch of freshness, a touch of art, and a touch of melancholy, which is quite suitable for a laid-back young person like me who gets emo every now and then. The pacing is rather slow, but I think it's great. Sometimes you have to read a book slowly to appreciate its deeper meaning. Maybe some people will criticize it, but don't worry about it. After all, I'm here to have some fun, and I hope the author won't be misled by those haters and just write according to their own thoughts.

It's been a long time since I rated a novel. After reading this book, I felt its writing style was quite different from other novels, but it gave me a refreshing feeling. The novel is mostly quite ordinary, yet it subtly draws you in. The only flaw is that the plot points designed to facilitate the protagonist's personality shift feel a bit out of place. Looking forward to the author's next book.

It has a memoir feel to it; I'm curious how the male lead will build his harem.