Beauty Bond System: Five-Cost Beauties from the Start

It's good to watch 👀, but there aren't many normal people in the plot. The most normal person in the harem right now is a married woman with a child. It's realistic and painful, isn't it? With money, you can find better girls, but the protagonist can't get the white moonlight and Li Sisi, which makes him unable to forget them.

This is an introductory post, and also a post that will get you criticized. If you don't like it, feel free to criticize me below. First of all, I want to thank all the readers who have followed my previous two books. Thank you for your support. I promise again that I will not write two books at the same time, I will not use fake reviews, and I will focus on polishing this new book by hand.

In harem novels with the "bond" element, the female protagonists incorporate many elements, such as the classic brother-obsessed scheming sister, childhood sweetheart best friend, (broken) white moonlight, and the ancient classic virgin mother with full maternal glow.

The early part, designed to create conflict for the protagonist, was a bit too much to handle—the scene where he wrote a novel using a classmate's real name and got exposed was genuinely awkward 🤦. The younger sister's personality wasn't likable either; her parents gave her 3,000 yuan a month for living expenses, and she cut half of that—how could he tolerate that?

After reading all night, I think Zhao Mengqi is the most well-developed character, and her character design is particularly good. Her feelings for and considerations for the male lead are touching. If the male lead had been a little braver, they might have been together much earlier. It's very realistic, but there's nothing wrong with that. I hope the author can give her a happy ending. 😘

It's so good! I read it all day and only just remembered to comment 😏 It's a realistic and satisfying story with a game system, lots of funny references, and well-developed characters and stories. It's not a mindless, instant-kill wish-fulfillment novel; the plot buildup isn't that fast.

It's not bad; the pacing and character development are quite good. However, there's one problem: the female leads are written too stereotypically in the beginning, especially the younger sister, who's practically a yandere. Even though I know the author has laid the groundwork for future developments, it's still easy to get carried away. Not everyone has the patience to wait over a hundred chapters to fully develop the characters. Keep it up, author!

It was alright, I can't say there won't be a next time, but it was definitely a bit rushed. I gave a good review too early. I could tolerate the minor flaws at the beginning, but after chapter 200-something, the problems started to get increasingly severe. By chapter 250, it was so bad I felt like I was stuck in Bengbu (a popular online forum), and I seriously suspect the author has changed. Speechless. I'll stop reading after chapter 200.

😂 Personally, I thought it was pretty good. There weren't any plot points where someone with a system would take revenge on girls who looked down on them, or make them suffer terribly. It's just that I always felt the author was writing their innermost thoughts into the story, which was quite distracting for someone like me who listens to novels at work. It felt like someone was talking in my ear when I was taking off.

More updates as you enjoy it! 😄 "Gu Clan - Bai Ningbing's Diary" "April 23rd, ate ice cream with Fang Yuan. It was sweet and delicious. Fang Yuan even wiped my mouth for me." "April 24th, went to Shangliang Mountain with Fang Yuan. The warmest place in the world is Shang's martial arts arena." "April 25th, went to Sanwang Mountain with Fang Yuan. Someone was practicing Immortal Gu there."