The System Tells Me to Pick Up Bad Girls

Not bad, I quite like it. I'm tired of all those genetically modified, plastic-surgery-driven rich girls, and the female characters' personalities are more realistic. I'm really tired of all those righteous, morally upright, innocent female characters who seem like clones. It's refreshing to see one with a bit of personality and independence. 😄

The tagline is pretty good; there are no billionaire villas, limited-edition supercars, or mindless bragging and face-slapping plots. People with a strong need for control shouldn't watch this; there are used cars available. The protagonist is intelligent; there are many system dialogues in the early stages, but these become less prominent later.

It's well-written. The first woman is well-developed. The female anchor's role is difficult to portray, just like many novels about rich people. She's basically an NPC who chats and spends money. The scene where she confronts Xiao Yue and Old Xu is well-written.

Having read the first few chapters, I think it's very well-written. This is the best book I've ever seen on Tomato Bookstore. The content feels realistic, not just mindless money-making! It's fantastic! I don't know why the rating isn't as high? Highly recommended!

I've read 180 chapters so far. This book isn't a traditional "superpowered protagonist" novel; it's more like a fast-paced urban fantasy novel. While it leans towards urban fantasy, only the protagonist is powerful; the other characters are ordinary. There's no plot twist where the story suddenly shifts to a high-level urban martial arts world where everyone can cultivate immortality.

Instead of forcing myself, I'd rather give myself a break. Wealth makes me lustful, poverty makes me fickle, power makes me submissive, and temptation makes me yield. If I'm not beaten, I'll confess; if I'm beaten, I'll cry. I won't endure hardship, but I'll enjoy happiness. Knowing there are tigers in the mountains, I still back down.

It's good, but the main character is a bit too nice to the scumbag woman.

Aside from the system having a bit too many strokes in the script, the female characters are well-developed; the stubborn system gets devoured by the protagonist after just a few chapters. The protagonist is a bit naive at the beginning, which is quite realistic. The roommate's character development is still unclear; I'll see how it goes later. So far, apart from the system, everything is good.

Good book. I'll keep reading it as long as it doesn't change direction. Where do all these beauties come from, so pure and innocent? It's quite realistic. I hope there's less virginity later on.

I've read about 40 system novels on Tomato, but this one is still the most to my liking.