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

It is a good book, there are no bad points in the middle, and the plot is okay for me. Is there an occasional twist? Or whatever, I don't know why so few people have read this book, but I think it's okay (›´ω`‹)

The main plot is quite novel, with many twists and turns, and many villains defecting. In the end, there should be only one villain (but this villain is actually imagined). The world view is an imaginary world where the protagonist becomes a vegetable, which is not real. In fact, it is quite a pity. After all, many of my favorite characters are from the imagined world. If it is really a time-travel to another world, It's quite easy to accept, but in the end it was clearly stated that it was imaginary. In the end, everyone's ending was pretty good. There were several pairs of deputy CPs, as well as Lily, haha, but maybe because they were not real, I didn't write their follow-up. Everyone's ending felt rushed. To be honest, I never thought about Hazley and Amy being together.•́ .•̀

This book seems to be male-dominated, but in fact it is particularly... [Learned]

This book is quite good. I read the book reviews before reading it. Many people said that the ending was unfinished and the rest was just a dream of the protagonist. This is not true. Although I also felt that the author wrote a bit hastily and the ending was stiff, the plot at the beginning was still very exciting and not sluggish. This book should probably be about our protagonist Shou Yanze being hit by a car in the real world and then thinking that he was transported into a Long Aotian novel. In fact, he was trapped in his own brain space after the car accident? It's similar to the spiritual world, which is a relatively complete novel world. Yan Ze is the protagonist Long Aotian in it, and his mission is to kill the yandere villain and survive until the end. Our protagonist Yu Chengxiu is Yan Ze's best friend in the real world. In order to save him, he also entered Yan Ze's spiritual world. There he is a yandere villain. After entering, the relevant memories will be blurred and he will not be able to remember what he is here for. There are also system tasks, which is why he wants to kill the protagonist Long Aotian. There is also a super villain in the back who is also the one who killed Yan Ze (I won't spoil it). In the end, he regains his memory and wakes up and returns to the real world. At this time, some people will ask, "What will happen to the people in the novel world?" Logically speaking, that is the spiritual world of Yan Ze when he was comatose. It should dissipate after he wakes up in the real world. If there are babies who can't accept it, they can also treat the novel world as a parallel world. This book is a bit Western fantasy, not traditional cultivation of immortality. The Western world and the Eastern world are integrated. Yan Ze practices hard, Ze Ze is still a heartthrob, haha, and He Yu is also very good! The plot is very interesting. Recommended! Interested babies can read this book and you won't lose money by investing in it! Spread flowers, spread flowers❤️

It's very interesting to watch, but I feel like his timeline is so messy. It feels like some places are not marked. For example, when the protagonist first started practicing, Aunt Yun said that she had no money at that time. She didn't even know that the protagonist had been there for a year. Or did she only know that the protagonist had been there when he went back to slap her in the face later? After practicing for a year, there is also the protagonist's cultivation level. When he first entered the academy, he said that his cultivation level was a trainee magician level 8. When he was confronting the monitor of the intermediate class, he said that the squad leader was a trainee magician level 9, but the protagonist said he was not as strong as himself. Does this mean that the squad leader was obviously stronger? Moreover, after the ancestor was snatched away, the two protagonists went to the Dark Cult. Overall, I felt that they acted very quickly and took action immediately. However, after they finished the action, others said that the divine egg had been lost for more than ten years. Logically speaking, if the protagonist had not taken action, it had only been lost for about 4 or 5 years. However, when they went to the Dark Cult, five years passed immediately. Is it because the time in the artifact passed too fast? This novel always gives me a sense of time confusion, and at the beginning, the ancestor said that he was a person more than 200 years ago, but later he said that they were people from tens of thousands of years ago. The previous plot means that the ancestor said how he was doing in the past 200 years, and then 200 years witnessed the decline of the Yan family, but in the extra chapter, it is shown that the ancestors existed tens of thousands of years ago. But overall, the story is still very good [blowing kiss]

Good looking hehehe Aotian Oh haha! Reversal! But Yan Wang's story is also good to watch😄The story behind it is quite strange. It's good to watch, but it's a little strange, and it feels a little like a hasty ending.

Wow, it's very to my liking. I didn't step on any thunder at all (touched) [shy]

It's good to watch, the plot is not cliché, and there are surprise twists and turns in unexpected places, and the characterization is also great. What struck me the most is that Shou is not feminine, both sides are very straightforward in terms of relationships, and the dual-power setting has everyone's IQ online, of course excluding the bastard (whisper BB)

Tuanzi and Zhima are quite cute, and the two protagonists get along relatively naturally. Reading the article overall feels smooth. The final ending is expected. After all, there are hints in the front. After reading too many articles, this routine is still easy to guess. It's just that Yu's system mission is a bit strange, is it a hint of some setting or something? And because only the simplest information could be transmitted in that world, and it was distorted and changed according to the content of the world, so it ended up like that? However, I personally don't like Kian very much. Although the final episode between Yanwang and Kian has an open ending, it's still a pity for Nana. It's a pity that the teenagers were attracted to each other in that period, and the teenager also liked them. I prefer stories with the "Long Aotian" setting, and I like the process of the protagonist working hard to become stronger. Moreover, for me, the BL story in which the protagonist is dressed as Long Aotian, who has a harem, is particularly delicious: the joy of the collision between the "straight man" and the BL, and the natural interaction between the two male protagonists. The upgrade feels smooth and fast. It turns out that the women in the original harem each found their own unique path in life, or they broke away from the original symbolic harem label to show their own freshness.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the wording in the early stage is a bit strange. It feels like it's suddenly pulled from fantasy to Western fantasy, and then the dream ending used in the later stage. To be honest, I don't really like this kind of thing, but if you read it as a cool article, it's still very good. Five-star praise!