After Entering a New World, Handsome Men Keep Chasing Me to Form Contracts

This is the last time I'll explain my writing style here. I'm very grateful to those who sincerely offered suggestions 💕 However, my writing style is inherently more detailed, especially since this book aims to express a worldview through various characters and perspectives. I tend to write the characters' motivations and actions in greater detail, which might tire some readers after a while.

The author's writing style is quite novel, and it initially piques my interest. However, as the story progresses, my patience wanes, and I become increasingly frustrated. I did read the author's warnings, particularly when they mentioned the "lightning pattern," which initially made me think I could continue reading.

The author has written a very good story about a world with more men than women, introducing all the characters and the world's environment, as well as the issues surrounding society and its morals. Many stories about worlds with more men than women only focus on the main characters' lives, while this one addresses the problems of society as a whole.

I really liked the premise—a space-themed guide setting, male protagonist who loves women. However, the female lead's storyline on the spaceship was too drawn out and bland, lacking any desire to continue reading. So I skipped it. If it weren't for the premise and the female lead's personality, which created anticipation for what was to come, it would have been hard to keep reading. I hope the author won't use so much meaningless background information in later chapters.

Is the description of the past life a bit too much? It feels a bit slow-paced. I understand the author wanted to depict the conflicts and friction after the differentiation to guide the reader, but the repetition of several long terms can be a little confusing. It took me a while to understand it.

The plot is original, the female lead is very memorable and I like her a lot, and the author has very positive values.

Not bad. I quite like the female lead's personality [full]. The writing style is indeed quite delicate, which has its pros and cons [staring]. It can make you want to quickly skip the background descriptions and lose patience to read on, but if you skip, the narrative feels disjointed. However, 🥰 while listening to this audiobook, I felt the logic was top-notch, which was very enjoyable.

This article is well-written. However, the author mentions it's their first time writing, so the first fifty chapters are mostly about world-building. It's not a typical female-centric wish-fulfillment story, nor is it a sweet romance. And as the author says, it's a remarkably realistic work, even to the point of being unsettling, leaving the reader with a sense of darkness and despair.

It's a great read; I finished it in one go. Although the author mentioned cutting many parts and the plot didn't continue smoothly, the protagonist's personality is so vivid that even everyday events become interesting, making you want to keep reading and see how she deals with the unexpected contractors.

The novel has a good premise, and it's quite enjoyable to read even if you skip around. However, there's too much preachy stuff, and the author seems particularly eager to express their own views. But this is just a novel, and there's no need to be so serious about it, taking up such a large portion of the text.