Second Personality: Love You, Old Self. See You Tomorrow

The author seemed to be saying they were going to cancel the book based on previous comments, but then they updated it again, and now it's stopped again. It doesn't matter. I'm currently on chapter 28, I'll finish the rest and see if the author updates again. The current performance looks pretty bad, but it's only around 100,000 words so far.

This is so good! It really helps me learn physics, chemistry, and biology. I feel like I've actually learned something from reading this novel. I even took a lot of screenshots. "If you want to be a genius, or just want to look a little different, you have to pay a price. Time is the fairest asset." Chen Tiancai's quote feels like a perfect signature 😢.

First, the dual personalities are handled very well, making it a comfortable watch. Second, the premise is good, making the genius identity play a significant role and remaining logical. Finally, the character development is excellent; the characters are very three-dimensional and feel vibrant.

Why hasn't anyone rated it? I think it's pretty good, mainly because I love the dual personality trope! (I guess so, anyway, it really hits my sweet spot!) Currently, it's a typical growth-oriented story, but it's not frustrating at all, since the other personality is there to protect him. It's a bit like those old man's cheat codes—when things go wrong, he summons a powerful figure to help! ૮₍˵^ ﻌ ^˵₎ა

The premise is fresh and there are basically no major flaws. It ended too quickly and was too short; I finished it in just a few hours. Keep it up, Narcissus! Chen Tiancai and Chen Shi are such a great couple; it's so rare to find something that suits my taste! 😫😫

It's really good! The pacing is great, I couldn't help but finish it in one go, oh no, I'll have to painfully catch up on the next episode (*´I`*) The protagonist's personality is well-developed, with a high moral compass, and the character progression is truly excellent. Each character is well-developed, avoiding overly stereotypical portrayals.

It's pretty good, a very novel theme. I want to say I don't want a harem, and I don't want a female lead. The protagonist is uniquely beautiful

So far, there don't seem to be any major flaws. It's just that the author needs to update faster. It's been a long time since I've written more than a few dozen chapters. The content is quite lively, and in the early stages, I can even see myself reflected in the protagonist. But the updates are too slow, and it's not enough to keep me reading. I'd give it a 4 out of 5. Keep it up, author!

I watched the whole thing, and overall it was pretty good. I wouldn't call it outstanding, just something suitable to watch. So far, there's no bad content or signs of AI exaggeration. The characters are well-developed and believable. It's just that the plot needs to be more innovative in how it develops and expands the world. It needs to avoid the same old formula. If it becomes boring and formulaic later on, then I'll only give it three stars.

It's definitely better than those works that can't survive without a system. While the pacing and climaxes aren't the most brilliant, it's still quite heartfelt. Minor flaws are minor, and the writing style is decent but not exceptional.