Back Off! Do We Really Have to Fall in Love?

Japanese-style gentle male protagonist. Rebirth and taking over. I originally gave it four stars, but it's too noisy, so I'm changing it to two stars.

Ahem, it's really good (definitely not because I want to be a catgirl author). The pacing is a bit slow, but the heart is gentle. Someone asked me, "Why do you like reading novels?" I paused for a few seconds and looked at him, saying, "Because my youth was too quiet, I wanted to see the blatant favoritism in other people's youth." ◝(⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡

Classic villain's inner monologues mostly revolve around fighting the Fate Gu. Strengths: 7.9 Rating indicates decent writing style. Weaknesses: Earlier, it states that to combat the Fate Gu, the system will not be used, to which the protagonist decisively replies, "No (I won't use it)." However, later it says, "I'll immediately draw a lottery," and the protagonist is overjoyed, exclaiming, "Wow!

I finished it in one go, it was so satisfying! It's a really good book, the relationships are well-developed, and the characters are well-rounded. As long as it doesn't get abandoned or have a bad ending, it'll be a great book. Keep it up, author! 😏💕

It's incredibly good, one of the most natural and fluid stories I've ever read. The author seems to be a seasoned writer. I've been following it closely, and I noticed there are quite a few female characters. The only question is how they'll all be together in the ending 🤔

It's pretty good. The plot and writing style are much better than most of Tomato's novels. The rating should be around 8. Something 🤦 I don't know why it's so low.

The premise is great, but the current plot is progressing a bit too quickly. Also, is the villain just the protagonist, Long Aotian? If so, the female characters' storylines don't need to move so fast. Furthermore, if the goal is to depict the protagonist changing the future, Long Aotian's role could be reduced, allowing more focus on the protagonist's inner struggles with the female characters…

It's a great watch, and I love it. It ranks among the top campus dramas with multiple female leads that I've ever watched. The female leads are all very nice and have great personalities. The male lead sometimes seems weak, but he's always there to achieve his goals, and he's very manly when things really need to be. I'm giving it a thumbs up and showing my support!

I stayed up for 6 hours straight to see the latest update request. Personally, I think this novel is quite good and suits my taste. Of course, this is just my opinion. I think I read the version after the author revised some issues. Maybe I'm just more accepting of things. So far, there's nothing I dislike about this novel. Ultimately, you'll have to read it for yourselves to decide.

I initially came across this book because of the cover girl (although I know there isn't one), but I was surprised to find it quite good. It mainly tells the story of a male protagonist who transmigrates into a book, becoming a stepping stone for a minor villain, acquiring a system, and gradually winning over the original female lead.