A Hundredfold Return on Every Penny Spent on Simping: Enjoying Life

It's visually appealing and has a clear purpose. There are relatively few contrived or artificial scenes. Although there are some minor issues, it doesn't affect the viewing experience. Furthermore, the author has very creative ideas, and each character is quite well-developed (although they are all a bit twisted).

The writing is excellent. Not only are the values very positive, but the author's writing style is also remarkably smooth and humorous. The only drawback is its short length; if it were longer, it would easily deserve ten stars. Furthermore, the protagonist is very likable. From the beginning, he doesn't hesitate about being a "scumbag" or trying to appear arrogant; instead, he acts entirely according to his heart, which is exactly what a "super-rich" novel should be like! 👍👍👍

Well, the book is actually quite good, but it's too short and rushed. They started writing character endings when there were only a few dozen chapters left, probably because the data wasn't looking good and they decided to give up. Even so, it's still much better than those books that are simply discontinued. A hasty ending is understandable, but giving each character a proper ending shows conscience. It's a good book.

I'm a mongrel, good-looking and I like to watch.

It's alright, but it's too slow. The ex-girlfriend character is also quite appealing; aside from being vain, she has no other flaws. If the protagonist didn't have a system to return her to her former self, this might be a good option.

What happened? Such a good book shouldn't end like this.

Wow, this is so beautiful! A rare masterpiece from Tomato, it's just my style!!!

It felt great, but I also felt a bit empty.

It was incredibly enjoyable and entertaining to watch. I hope there won't be any angst later on.

The beginning was normal, it was unfolding, and then it ended.