Starting from Zero, I Become the World's Public Enemy

Wow, so cool! It's been a long time since I've read an interesting story! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 The conflict between the villain and the transmigrator is well-written. Although some plot points are a bit confusing, they're all explained logically. The settings and overall structure are also quite sound, and the story flows smoothly.

Although I've only read up to chapter 15 so far, I can't wait to rave about it. This is definitely at least a "good" work among the similar novels I've read, and it even has the potential to become a "top-tier" read. The opening is concise and to the point, without any tedious background introductions or lengthy setups.

The novel's plot is wildly imaginative. Although the writing in the beginning was somewhat weak and contained many long and complex sentences, which affected the reading experience, it became increasingly captivating later on. The character of Hidori is deeply ingrained in my mind.

Absolutely a treasure trove! Every character is intelligent, and the female lead has an exceptionally privileged background, though her grades are a bit poor. Author, please don't abandon the series! My favorite character so far is still the Pope.

It's exhilarating, full of intrigue and bloody battles. It's not a typical "feel-good" story, but it's all the more captivating. The protagonist often loses but rises again, exploring the meaning of life and the emptiness within it. I often felt a connection to the journey of Hidori becoming Hidori-chan. Low rating? Maybe I just prefer this style.

I feel like I'm constantly getting rejected 🤦

Okay, okay, there are some heart-wrenching moments and some exciting plot twists, everyone is intelligent, and most importantly, there's no system. Thumbs up! So far, there aren't any major flaws. I hope the plot doesn't fall apart later on. I need to rest first; the latest chapter gave me a bit of a stomachache, so I'll deduct one star.

The game is excellent, with a clear logical chain and satisfying moments. The only problem is that I'm not very good at segmenting the story, so I've given up on it. Like NNGOL combined with a high-speed chase, Tomato is your second god.

It's really well written. It's a shame that its achievements have been overlooked. But it might also be related to Tomato. This writing style is a bit like the old Japanese light novels.

I don't know why, but reading this kind of story is really enjoyable.