Livestream: With a Terminal Illness from the Start, I Can Only Play the Heartbreaker to Stay Alive

It's pretty good. The start was somewhat classic. Currently, we're pursuing one, negotiating with another, and keeping one in reserve. The author's writing style is good; it's a pleasant read for leisure time. As for the classic life-extending quests, just treat them as main tasks to stall for time.

So far, there are 118 chapters, and it's quite good, even a little sweet. The system doesn't appear often, but it's always useful, and it handles most of the explanations for the plot. Of the female leads, I like Wang, but I don't feel much for Shen. Shen is more of a campus romance. I think the others are all very good.

So far, I've read all 61 chapters. The plot and character development are commendable, with occasional minor flaws, but these are just forced transitions and are generally acceptable. Among racing novels based on the classic template, this one has a unique setting. Considering the author is already a veteran with seven books, based on the current quality, this book deserves a score of 9 or higher.

It's a fast-paced, satisfying read; the action scenes progress quickly. There are four female leads so far, and I've already experienced two of them. The romance is well-written, and the author's writing is quite good. Each character has their own distinct personality and isn't just a plot device. I'm definitely on Huang Yueyue's side (Little Cup knows what I mean!). 😏😏😏 Which side are you on?

The plot before chapter 160 is exceptionally well-written; I found it captivating, with excellent character development. The character descriptions and dialogue offered unique and engaging moments. The system's support made the first hundred chapters enjoyable.

The beginning was exceptionally well-written, while the later parts weren't as good, but still decent. If it weren't so exceptionally well-written, I would definitely have given it two stars. I really can't stand not pulling for random skills; whether you pull early or late, it's all random anyway, so why keep them as a backup? I really wanted to give it two stars.

Chapter 20 is discouraging. The reason it's only four stars is because you wrote the first girl's character so well. It's too sweet. It also highlights the protagonist Tang San's selfish and self-serving nature. To each their own, I guess. But the writing is indeed excellent, really.

Needless to say, it's beautiful. The beginning is worth a look, but you can skip the rest.

Not bad. Currently, there are 3 targets, one bowl, one pot, and one quality control unit. Positive review. The concept of a terminal illness is a mess; it'll only be upgraded to 5 stars when it's cured. One hundred chapters complete! Hooray! (The following is a message from Baba.)

It's really good. I've read 100 chapters so far and I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. After reading around chapter 200, the content gradually deviated from the synopsis and title, and I lost the motivation to continue. I suggest that readers stop around chapter 100, as the first 100 chapters are very well written.