Stranded in Another World, I Just Want to Go Home

Hey friend, you're not idle, so you're doing some kind of criminal art? Let me see closer, it's a bit... Unusual. This stuff is definitely going to get you in the death row. Your life is getting more and more complicated. This kind of life, where you can be imprisoned but not confined, is right in front of death. Flirting but not marrying, single male protagonist, interesting, not bad, not bad, author, keep it up!

This book is excellent, firstly for its plot, and secondly for its writing style. The protagonist is slowly navigating through countless mountains, yet each mountain is incredibly difficult to cross. He grows stronger each day, striving to break free from his comfort zone, rediscover his true self, and find his true self.

I don't understand why this book isn't good. The author's writing skills are very profound! And the male protagonist has a good personality, unlike the hypocritical characters in other novels. This is simply my dream love letter, especially the couplet section that pays homage to Stephen Chow's classic.

First of all, the harem romance is right up my alley and was the main reason I started reading this book. As for the content, I just finished the first volume. There are many female characters, but the author portrays their relationships very well, with a good balance of intensity.

I highly recommend this book. The beginning is really good. On Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform), those system novels and bland harem novels are really unpleasant to read. I feel this book could have had fewer plot holes and more plot twists at the end; I think that would have been just as good.

I've been reading on and off for a day, and I think this book has its pros and cons. The strength is that each character has a very distinct personality. Many people say the protagonist is a mama's boy, but I think if it weren't a wish-fulfillment story, who would miss their mother and home in that situation? So, this is subjective.

This book is so addictive, especially the romance. Although it's fantasy, it's even more nuanced than romance novels. It's strange, how come so many people are giving it bad reviews when the book is so well-written? Are you all used to mindless wish-fulfillment stories, and don't find foreshadowing, plot twists, and dramatic ups and downs satisfying?

I've finished the first volume. The author's story is excellent. Although the protagonist has many flaws in the beginning, that only makes him seem more like an ordinary person, very realistic. The author also mentioned that this was foreshadowing later developments, and although I haven't read the rest, I trust the author. The romance is also handled very well, with many twists and turns.

That's fucking awesome! This book has a touch of the "Ji Cha Entertainment Chronicles" style, a harem novel by Wen Qingfeng. The emotional descriptions are incredibly delicate and moving. With many leading figures in the harem novel genre retiring, reading this book feels like a new star is rising. It's truly very well written.

This book is very interesting.