Cause and Effect Reversed: I Cultivated a Loan-Shark Martial Saint!

Not bad at all. The suspense is quite good, and the various settings and naming conventions are well-executed without jarring the audience. Aside from a few issues at the beginning, it's a high-quality production.

It's okay to browse if you have nothing else to do; it's a fast-paced, everyday meal, but it's one of the more to my liking among the various shows on Tomato.

First review, just saying whatever comes to mind!!! There are quite a few flaws, and it gets a bit exaggerated later on, but it's a good book. It tells a story of reincarnation. The first chapter only features the protagonist and his sister, and the ending of the cycle brings down the mastermind behind it all, with one of them becoming the second brother in the new cycle.

Excellent! The plot moves quickly but remains relatively coherent. While the characters aren't extensively described, they are all distinctive. Great work! Someone, please give us a reward!

There are about a hundred chapters so far, which I finished reading in one go. Review: There were quite a few flaws in the early stages, but thankfully it quickly got on track. From a purely enjoyable read perspective, it's already quite good. The only downsides are that the author kept it a bit short.

It's unclear whether there's a female lead, but by chapter 17, his relationships with two women have deepened, and he also has a younger sister, who may not be blood-related. This seems to be a harem novel.

I really liked the writing style, but the length was too short, leaving many things unexplained and requiring the reader to figure them out. This isn't ideal for today's fast-paced, short-form writing. Some foreshadowing elements were left unresolved, whether due to forgetting, length constraints, or a rushed ending, which is a bit of a shame.

It's rare to see such a consistently high-energy performance from Tomato.

The preceding part is a lighthearted, enjoyable read. Maybe I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels; I couldn't understand the later parts. It seemed like a suspense story, but I only saw four words. Life is but a dream

Go go go!