My Inner Thoughts Were Overheard, and the Entire Court Lost Its Composure

Great! I hope you update soon and don't stop updating. It would be best if you could add a romantic subplot with the system. Make it a dual male lead storyline. It's so good! Very good, very good. Please, author, update soon!

A little fool leads a group of big fools, and there's also a fool who's watching.

Goodbye. A man was described like a woman, with all sorts of pouting and crescent-shaped eyes! Especially since this man was a time traveler in his twenties!

I've read up to chapter 35. Suddenly, there's world assimilation. Past life emotions vanish. What's the difference between that and being dead? Aren't you just a puppet controlled by the world? I'm outta here. See you in the martial world someday.

I personally really enjoyed this book; it portrays friendship and family. The boy, inherently carefree, is forced into conflict by the world's consciousness. He has his own thoughts and undergoes a transformation from slacking off to making firm decisions. He doesn't deny being assimilated by the world, but he remains resolute.

It's good! The main character is smart enough to guess the leak of his inner thoughts. Just don't be assimilated, hang in there! 😢

When I got to Chapter 34 and learned that assimilating the protagonist would alter his free will, I started to find it hard to continue reading. Actually, before, seeing the protagonist constantly being manipulated and used, I was thinking it would have been better if he hadn't transmigrated to the modern world.

I didn't want to rate it. I don't object to people saying the writing is bad, but don't come in and say it's a female-oriented novel just because it's from the male protagonist's perspective. This is a female-oriented novel, after all. I don't think anyone in the male-oriented genre writes a stock-picking novel that's all about male characters. Currently, there are only two obvious issues.

Seeing the part about world assimilation, the protagonist guessed the question posed by his inner thoughts. There's a passage describing his inner monologue: "But what about you, System? Are you using me too? Was my transmigration orchestrated by you?"

I suggest the author clearly state in the bio that this is not a lighthearted, humorous story, or indicate a bittersweet or sweet-and-angsty tone, instead of luring me in to feel overwhelmed. I was initially planning to give it a bad review, but considering the author's newcomer status, I'll hold off for now.