I Woke Up in an ABO Novel and Was Spoiled by a Powerful Big Shot

How to put it, although there is nothing wrong with the female protagonist using the male protagonist to make money, on the contrary, it is human nature, but logically speaking, a normal person should have sympathy when seeing the injuries on the male protagonist. At this time, the female protagonist seems inhumane, and it is not clear in the early stage that she is really good to anyone. Secondly, I am in the age group of the male and female protagonists, and there is school violence, but doesn't the male protagonist study well? Doesn't their school divide classes according to grades? Doesn't the teacher pay attention to him? The teacher should have noticed that he was concerned about school violence. If not, it can only be said that the teacher did not care about the male protagonist. Anyway, many middle schools I know divide classes according to grades. Although there are some classes with good grades that have low quality, they are not that low. There is indeed no need to be so realistic in the novel, but when written this way, it seems that none of the characters are likable. Maybe my knowledge is very one-sided, but I have to say that the character setting is really not that good compared to most novels. What is certain is that the author's writing is good, and there is no brainless plot. If you can accept the character design, you can give it a try. But I'm the kind of person who pays more attention to characters than writing, so the next content should be passed in a quick glance. Big cheers for the author

When I saw Chapter 8, I couldn't help but click on the comment area, but the quality of the people in the comment area was really high. Some people like it or not. 😫Tell me your thoughts after reading the first eight chapters. (I don't mean to insult other people's comments, I just want to express my own opinions on the first eight chapters, and the confusing comments in the comment area.) From the first chapter written by the author to the eighth chapter, I feel pretty good, but I haven't had time to read it later, because the comment area makes me angry🥺Obviously sometimes the heroine's writing is very realistic, why can't so many people accept it? If you don't understand, then you don't understand. (You're just stupid = I'm right) 😄 1. From what I've read in the first eight chapters, the heroine didn't show any love towards the hero. It's purely just to use the male protagonist to start his own business after making profits in the early stage. By the way, would you like to admire the hero's peerless appearance? 2. How could the heroine know that the contents of the book would have changed after she traveled through the book? How could she never have imagined that the male protagonist in the book was no longer with other men? 3. There are also some comments saying that the female protagonist doesn't think she is great when she buys things for the male protagonist, etc. This is all nonsense. It seems to be a feeling that the heroine redeems the hero (but not much). In my opinion, in the early stage, the heroine bought things for the hero just for money, with a clear purpose. Everyone can probably see that, after all, as mentioned before, the heroine wants to start a business for money. So why do so many people still like to argue? 🥺🥺I haven't watched the back part yet. The male protagonist is indeed very pitiful in the front, but some people seem to only say pity for those who are pitiful, and bad for those who are bad. So let's stop talking about nonsense and lies like the heroine buying things for the hero because she thinks she is great. It's really annoying. (I haven't thought about criticizing someone for a long time. I feel like I've become more polite since I came to Tomato. In fact, I don't feel like I'm criticizing anyone.) If I later see that the content behind it is indeed that the heroine's opinion is not good, then I admit that I was slapped in the face by this post. Another thing, the author's writing is quite good, don't worry about the nonsense.

Although the heroine was a bit incomprehensible in the book, as if she had no emotions (it felt like she was about to become the kind of villain who uses it and throws it away), but when she returned to the real world, her feelings seemed to have returned, and it felt okay.

Come on, I really like this kind of plot (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

It's a good read. I love it. Hahahahahaha. I don't think there's anything bad about what the heroine does. The heroine considers herself an outsider. She just wants to finish the plot and make some money to live a good life, and then return to the real world. It's not necessary for the heroine to have empathy with the hero. He's not familiar with him in the first place. If it weren't for the cashback, the heroine would never be able to get along with him in this life.

After watching it for a while, I boldly guessed whether the money the heroine made from the hero was money from her previous life.

Why is it only 6.7 Stars? It's so well written. Naturally, the down-and-out male protagonist can only be helped by the female protagonist. The female protagonist has always been very rational and very consistent with the objective laws. When the two of them are together, I think one is seducing the other unintentionally, but it's just a matter of face. That's great! I hope the author will write about a Western fantasy theme next time, I want to read it! I want to see the elf mermaid setting! Np! Suck, suck, suck

,!!!!!!!!! I beg the author not to stop updating!!!!!!!!!

Woooooooooooooooooo why just a little bit

The extra chapter is very complete. Although the main text is a short story, the extra chapter is written from the perspective of each character individually. He is a very good author with a beginning and an end! There's nothing wrong with the plot logic, and the writing is quite mature. The rating shouldn't be so low. I recommend it!