I’m Actually the Tool Man’s Cousin Who Died Young

I actually really like the setting. The main problem is that the original female lead's storyline is just too annoying. First, she's constantly being pestered, unable to refuse, and then after learning her fate, she's constantly worrying, worrying, worrying... Yeah, maybe I skipped around while reading. Anyway, there are so many scenes of her worrying. It's a bit irritating to watch.

This female lead is incredibly prone to internal conflict; it's making me feel internally drained myself just watching her, it's terrifying! 😂😂😂

The author's writing style still needs polishing, but the plot is quite novel. If the updates were faster, there probably wouldn't be the comments section where people feel the male lead is taking advantage of the female lead and that she's weak. After all, the waiting time in real life does translate into a better reading experience. Author, please keep updating! Please, please don't abandon the story! Veteran readers really can't take that kind of blow! 🥺🥺🥺

I really love this kind of isekai (another world) story. I'm deducting one star because there's just too much detailed environmental description, making the plot move too slowly. I kept getting distracted while listening and reading 😅 I could only quickly turn the page. Author, please put more effort into the plot progression!

It's great! Author, please write more! It's very well written; the characters' psychological changes and emotional development are very realistic. The protagonist, so far, seems like a very good person, and the male lead we've seen so far seems like a very gentle person.

Her space value is already at 99%, why doesn't she buy virtual stones to upgrade it?

"Regretful We Didn't Meet" was particularly well-written when it was finished. Author, keep up the good work! [Thumbs up] When will the female lead awaken her space with companion spiritual plants? It won't just be a web address site, will it?

It's good, the plot is original, but the updates are too slow. When will the Origin Space awaken? I'm getting impatient!

It's really well-written and realistic, and the psychological states are described exceptionally well. To be honest, at the beginning, I was a little dissatisfied, even a bit annoyed, when the author kept pairing the male and female leads together. As readers, we know the female lead will have a good life and doesn't want her to be entangled with other men before things even start.

I think it's great. Those who gave it bad reviews are more suited to female-centric, wish-fulfillment novels than this one. The female lead comes from an average family and is already threatened by the plot; how can she manage without the male lead? She can't just accept his gifts and then abandon him, right? That's too simplistic.