In a Women's Prison, the System Wants Me to Cultivate Immortality?

It's pretty good. The only downside is that the plot is a bit drawn out, and the protagonist is constantly being tortured. If you like semi-angst novels, I can recommend it. Also, a heads-up: this kind of plot and character design is more suitable for female-oriented fiction; it would have a hard time surviving in male-oriented fiction.

It's a promising work, but it also has quite a few problems. The biggest issue is the lack of positive feedback; the protagonist is too weak, and all the hard work yields no results. Also, the stats are just stats; leveling up doesn't feel like a real increase in combat power. After learning all the skills, apart from the healer's skill, the others are practically useless.

The novel currently boasts a good and novel theme. The male protagonist can learn anything, unlike women who are limited to one path. The descriptions of abilities are also different from typical ability systems. So far, there are no major flaws, the writing style and logic are excellent, the story design is good, and the character descriptions are also well done.

While some plot points have minor flaws, it's good enough for Tomato. The Renaissance, but not entirely the Renaissance 🤔 Why do I feel like Miss Xiao is a bit melancholic in this scene? I wonder how she'll handle it, but I'm really having a hard time.

First, let me clarify that this book is neither an invincible protagonist nor a face-slapping level-up story. Instead, it's a story about constantly exploring the unknown in a strange world and gradually becoming stronger with the help of a system.

I genuinely think this work is excellent and very creative, but only up to chapter 10… Honestly, if I hadn't been reading it on Tomato, I would have thought I'd traveled back in time to read a Japanese light novel! For example: a boy enters an all-girls academy, someone without magic enters a magic school, an ordinary person enters a demon king's academy, a commoner enters a noble school!

Brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, just one more chapter, I promise I'll never touch this stuff again, please, just one chapter, I swear I'll never touch this stuff again, I just can't stand it anymore, brother, I'm tossing and turning and can't sleep, brother, please, just one more chapter, brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, brother, I…

It's a good read, a rare example of a wildly imaginative novel by Tomato, currently still carrying a hint of mystery. I just don't know if the plot will continue as it is. This kind of writing is too easy to fall apart if not done well. PS: Looking for similar stories, different timelines seem really cool 🥰

I can't pinpoint any particularly compelling merits to this book. My opinion is that it's enjoyable, just a bit sparse. Given that it's a new book, that's understandable. It's better than those mindless, wish-fulfillment novels. Those are only worth reading the first 20 chapters of; after that, you don't need to read anymore.

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