I’m Not Here to Make Dreams Come True

Initially, the author intended to write a martial arts story and created a system. However, the system had negative effects, deterring many readers. During the transitional period, a man spent time with the protagonist. The man fell in love with the protagonist. Some readers felt this was a case of a forced marriage, which deterred even more readers. Those who remained enjoyed the book.

It's a really good book! But is there any barrier to entry for reading it? Do I need to have read some of Jin Yong's martial arts novels or something? Yang Xiuhe and his group seemed to appear out of nowhere, without any prior warning, and they hurriedly left the stage like passersby.

The reward is severe injury; the more you fight, the more injured you become, reducing your strength from 30% to 10%, and it cannot be healed. Without a 10-second time stop, you can't defeat it at a lower level. The author considers this an excellent cheat-like reward.

It's quite good. The later plot made me feel warm and touched. It's a Chinese-style Cthulhu story; I wonder if there will be any angst.

It's alright, the plot is pretty good, and there aren't any major flaws so far.

I finished reading it in one afternoon. Overall, the writing is commendable, but some parts of the plot are a bit far-fetched, and the romance is somewhat vague. It's one of the few readable new books in Tomato's collection. It definitely has its flaws, but it's free, so it's good to have something to read. However, I hope the author can give Ling a happy ending. Four stars for you, keep it up! 💪

It's well-written, but the name isn't very appealing.

It's very good, but the pacing is too fast and the details are lacking, making it sometimes uncomfortable to watch 😣.

Keep going, I've reached Chapter 80! Keep going! Keep going! ୧(๑•̀⌄•́๑)૭

Having read up to Chapter 54, it seems alright. It's not about getting married, it's about a lighthearted woman.