Cheated on from the Start, I Gave Him Super Glue and Then Transmigrated

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Like the authors of *Demon Blade* and *David*, haha, this is a good book without much traffic, but a book without traffic will die 😢😢😢😢😢. It's well-written, the plot is fresh, it's not an AI-driven story, and there is romance, but the author could remove the multiple female characters title and let readers interpret it themselves. Some people left just because of the tag @. Also, today, February 26th, I saw this on the homepage @.

The world-building is truly fantastic. However, I think most readers wouldn't be able to accept the protagonist's personality and way of doing things. Therefore, the rating probably won't be very high; I've read about chapter 100 so far. It was quite captivating at the beginning, but later I felt it became a bit too individualistic—it depends on personal opinion, but I really couldn't stand it.

It's very unique and special, like a book that could easily get a 9.2 Rating, but the Tomato Games charts aren't doing well right now, so it might not have much traffic for the time being. The subject matter and content are quite good, and I hope the author doesn't give up on this book 😄 I've found that the possibility of being suppressed in terms of traffic likely lies with the country.

This is a very good novel. A 7.9 Rating is too low; it should be 9.5 Or higher. The protagonist is not invincible; he faces life-or-death crises and has a complete growth trajectory. He possesses multiple trump cards comparable to the world's top combat forces (abilities generated by the protagonist's talent, which have limitations in use due to his inability to withstand them).

I'll give it five stars first, since the protagonist's abilities are quite interesting. The plot was a bit off at the beginning, but that's okay in the context of Douban. I also hope the protagonist can improve his strength quickly; the pacing is just average. Also, the protagonist's values ​​are commendable; he's a ruthless character, unlike Xiao Chunan at the start. It's a pity it's only just begun; there's not enough to watch yet.

I dreamt that the protagonist met a gender-swapped version of himself (actually a person in disguise). Out of curiosity, he followed her, but was accidentally drugged and had his lychees stolen. Upon waking, he was furious and tried to retrieve his lychees before they were teleported away.

It's a good read, with multiple female leads (currently three, and the main character isn't abandoned). While I don't like some of the protagonist's actions, I do agree with some of them, such as his reckless actions in the Starry World to achieve his goals.

My assessment is that the protagonist wouldn't survive past chapter 30 without his protagonist halo. The writing is alright, especially compared to other characters. He's a bit careless, and his development is a little slow, despite having a very strong cheat ability.

I think I understand something now. The protagonist's awkward personality prevents him from communicating with most people in the dark world, causing him to be constantly chased away like a lowly soldier. The people he encountered when he first entered the dark world weren't very knowledgeable either, but the protagonist himself is very capable, so he keeps being chased away, running away, and…