All My Fans Want to Chop Me into Meat Sauce

The beginning was a bit cheesy. Bro, this is practically fake; you should call me "little brother." I thought this was a story about collecting emotions or a tragic hero/strong hero trope, but it turns out to be a face-slapping, cannon fodder story. The protagonist is really unpopular; nobody even noticed he'd changed so much, accepting the drastic personality shift so easily. Seriously, so effortlessly.

It's enjoyable and not frustrating, and currently there's no romantic pairing (the author truly managed to avoid any ambiguity) 👍 The plot is quite good and natural, and the main characters are well-developed (๑ت๑). 🌟 I just feel there's a bit too much focus on the female supporting character, Wang Yuyan (I personally don't really like her storyline, although it's reasonable and doesn't have any…

It's alright, it's just that the main character is lacking, and the author is lacking too much too. Well, to be honest, it started strong but ended weakly, and both of the author's books are like that. And why is there ambiguous romance when there's no female lead? Also, his brother is like a follower who's also a lover—basically, not a brother.

The protagonist's personality and interactions with his brothers are quite interesting. As for those who say the plot is clichéd… I've always believed that each author creates characters with different personalities and backgrounds, leading to different feelings. A thousand readers will have a thousand Hamlets, after all.

It's a really good read. I'm a little envious of the main character having such great friends. The writing style is light and easy to read, so it doesn't make you feel uncomfortable or stifled at all.

Wow, this book is absolutely amazing! It's such a high-class novel, even though the rating is quite low, it's still totally my cup of tea. This book is truly incredible; it's not only amazing but also incredibly high-class. I've never seen a novel this high-class before. I'm hoping the author will release more chapters soon—two chapters a day isn't enough! This amazing novel deserves to have its author's bikini photos generated by Doubao (a popular Chinese online character for "bean curd").

It's pretty good. The school beauty has a lot of screen time, but their interactions are alright and they know their boundaries. Any more and I wouldn't be able to accept it. I just hope this "no female lead" story isn't another scam. I've been fooled too many times by "no female lead, no romance" stories on Tomato Books.

Honestly, this novel is pretty good at plagiarizing male protagonist themes. The daily life descriptions are plentiful and quite interesting; it's not just simple repetitive copying. Most importantly, the author is very witty; several chapters had me laughing out loud. Author, please keep updating!

Personally, I think it's pretty good, light and relaxing, suitable for watching when you're looking to unwind. The protagonist isn't a repressed character. Warning: This isn't a wish-fulfillment novel; there aren't any particularly satisfying face-slapping scenes. If you want a wish-fulfillment novel, search for it yourself.

This book is pretty good for its genre. A 6 out of 10 is a bit low. It does have a few pages of filler text in the middle, but the earlier and later parts are quite enjoyable. I'm currently reading it almost every day and I'm really looking forward to it. I've noticed you're losing your sense of priorities, aren't you?