Guan Ju'er: My Boyfriend Really Isn't a Con Man

Overall Review: The author's concept is truly excellent, and the plot and writing style are top-tier in the Ode to Joy genre. Minor flaws are negligible, with only slight shortcomings. There are many highlights, especially in the well-developed character of the protagonist.

Good, single female lead is great, the main character's design is also good, and most importantly, the main character is unaware that the plot is excellent. I hope this setting is maintained, and that there are at least a million words to be updated without any breaks.

I've caught up with the main group! The author is truly excellent. This is the first time I've seen an entrepreneurial novel like this. I hope the author can update more often; it's so good, I can't get enough! This is the first time I've ever followed an entire series. Before, I would always switch to another book or read a completed work before finishing it.

This is a rare gem of a novel that blends elements from other TV dramas and movies, maintaining its own logical structure and boasting excellent writing. I devoured it in one sitting, and I give the author five stars! It's super enjoyable!

I've recently been enjoying business novels, and this one was a pleasant surprise; it definitely suited my taste. Actually, this book doesn't focus much on the company itself, but rather on daily life. The female lead is well-written. Compared to other business novels I've read, which either lack daily life or are overly sentimental, this book uses characters from TV dramas to introduce most of…

Many places attract me So much so that I can selectively ignore many flaws. But I find some of the protagonist's actions a bit hard to accept. For example, even when Fan and Qiu did not harm the protagonist, they used various harsh words. [Here, "harsh" is merely a personal opinion and represents only my own feeling.]

It's alright, quite interesting, but there are too few updates, and too little space is dedicated to the game itself. Shouldn't your book title and synopsis be primarily business-oriented? Why are there so many everyday emotions and reflections?

I originally wanted to give it 5 stars, but there's a major hurdle, so I can only give it 4 stars. The main issue is that the world feels very fragmented. Aside from the games, everything else seems normal because the games are incredibly expensive. And since it's not a buy-to-play model, it feels like a nested loop, which creates a sense of disconnect.

I feel like it makes little difference whether it's a time-travel story or not, since I know absolutely nothing about the plot. However, I've probably watched too many time-travel dramas, so it's easier for me to relate. The plot is quite good, and I personally think it deserves encouragement, it's just too short; I finished it very quickly. 🤔👍

It's not bad. I read thirty chapters. I started reading from the male protagonist's perspective of creating the game, but unfortunately, it's from the female protagonist's point of view, at least for these thirty chapters. It's hard for a guy like me to read it from her perspective, but it's still very well written. It reminds me of those female protagonist novels my female classmates read back in school.