I Am Extremely Smart, the Empress Blushes, You Lied

The storyline is childish, like a child playing house. The portrayal of the protagonist in the first three chapters was good and attractive, but then it took a turn for the worse, with neither the protagonist's abilities nor his personality being shown. The most important thing is that there are some points that make people very uncomfortable, such as some obscure and peripheral descriptions. It is not impossible to have it, but the author's method is probably not right, which makes people very uncomfortable, and it feels a bit innocent and innocent. Anyway, not the target reader, bye.