You Were Supposed to Play a Thug, So Why Did You Scare the Campus Beauty to Tears?

The plot flows smoothly, the logic is sound, and it fits the mold of a contemporary novel—a satisfying read. I only saw two low-rated comments, one because they liked the Evil Sword Immortal, and the other because they disliked the actor playing the male lead? You two are barely human. If you like the Evil Sword Immortal, watch the TV series; if you don't like the actor playing the male lead, watch something else. What's wrong with giving it a low rating?

Brother, please give me one more chapter, I'm about to collapse. Please, brother, I feel like ants are crawling all over me, I'm shaking so badly, I can't breathe. Please, brother, just one more chapter, just one more chapter, I promise I won't touch it again, please, brother, really, just one more chapter, I really can't take it anymore 😭😭.

Despite the low rating, this is generally a good article. It's not overly commercial; it details the development of an actor's career, such as the division of shares between a studio and company and the signed artists. A more specific description would have been sufficient, resulting in at least several thousand words, making it less confusing for readers. Also, the writing is a bit slow; keep it up!

Having read over 400 chapters, I feel the first 300 chapters of this novel were quite good, but it's like the author forgot about the protagonist's cheat ability; its presence suddenly disappeared. I'm starting to wonder if the author forgot about it or if they used AI to write it.

Not bad, there's potential 😏 Lin Jiang met a 30-year-old woman online. We've been chatting for over half a year and it's always been great. Today she suggested meeting up. I hesitated and said, "You have a family, it doesn't feel right." But she said it was okay, we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked for her photos; she looked quite pretty. She lived not far from my city.

The plot is good. But author, did you forget about the system? It seems to become less and less relevant as the story progresses. And speaking of which, I remember in chapter 14 there was a system quest I was halfway through: "[Limited-time quest: Someone's causing trouble on your turf, teach them a lesson]". I've followed it to over 400 chapters now, and that little plot hole is still unfilled.

The writing is smooth, there are no frustrating plot points, and while there is a system, its role is minimal and doesn't detract from the overall story. It's quite good.

Update, update, update! All updates, update, update! All beauties, all heroines, all added to the harem! Update! All heroines, all added to the harem! Update! All beauties, all added to the harem! Please, author, update! All heroines, all added to the harem!

I've read up to chapter 279, and it's written fairly well, but it seems the author has forgotten that the protagonist has a system...

I read this book from the beginning of its release until it reached chapter 670. Although the content is mostly the same old story of being mocked and then getting slapped in the face, it's really satisfying. The author handles it well; the transition from being mocked at the start of each new plot point to a swift comeback is never drawn out. This prevents the reader from feeling constantly suppressed and becoming increasingly infuriated, thus avoiding losing patience.