There Aren't Many Male Leads as Dedicated as Me Anymore

It's a good book, with no major flaws, and the plot was decent for me. There were a few minor issues, but I wonder if they were plagiarized or what. I don't know why so few people have read this book, but I thought it was alright. (›´ω`‹)

The main plot is quite novel, with many twists and turns, and many villains turning against the protagonist. In the end, there's really only one villain (but this villain is actually imagined). The world is the protagonist's imagined world while he's in a vegetative state, not the real one, which is a bit of a shame, since many of my favorite characters are from imagined worlds.

This book seems to be about male chauvinism, but it's actually quite... [Learned something new]

This book is quite good. Before reading it, I read some reviews, and many people said it had a bad ending, with the later parts just the protagonist's dream. Actually, that's not true. Although I also felt the author rushed the writing a bit and the ending was stiff, the beginning was still very exciting and the plot didn't drag.

It's visually appealing, but the timeline feels very messy. Some parts aren't clearly marked. For example, when the protagonist first started cultivating, Aunt Yun said she was out of money, and we had no idea the protagonist had already been there for a year. We only found out later when the protagonist went back and proved her wrong. Also, the protagonist's cultivation level is inconsistent.

Looks good, hehehe, Aotian Oh wow! A plot twist! But Yan Wang's story is also good 😄 The later part of the story is quite strange. It's good, but it's also a little odd, and it feels like a rushed ending.

Wow, this is totally my style! I didn't find it disappointing at all (so touching) 😳

It's good. The plot is unconventional and has unexpected twists and turns. The character development is also excellent. What touched me the most was that the protagonist isn't overly feminine. Both characters are very straightforward in their feelings. It's a strong-willed couple, and everyone is intelligent, except for that idiot (whispering).

Tuanzi and Sesame are quite cute, and the two main characters get along rather naturally. The overall reading experience is smooth. The ending was somewhat expected, given the hints throughout. Having read many stories, this kind of plot is easy to predict. The only odd thing was Yu's system mission; was it some kind of hint or setting?

Overall, it's pretty good, but the wording in the early stages is a bit strange, it feels like it suddenly shifted from fantasy to Western fantasy, and then it uses a dream ending later on, which I honestly don't really like. But if you're looking for a lighthearted read, it's still pretty good, five stars!