Even If I'm Not the Protagonist, I Still Have to Cultivate

This is very well written; I'm giving it my support. Although Jia Changfeng isn't the protagonist of this world, he is the protagonist of this book. The supporting characters are also very distinctive, and the conflicts aren't deliberately created. The plot is currently very interesting. [Requesting more updates!]

So far, this is a very good story. I've read quite a few unconventional stories, and they often go overboard. This story subverts tropes without being forced or cheesy. It also maintains engaging suspense and features natural and logical plot twists, making it a truly excellent work. It's a pity it's still too short; I haven't had enough! Fellow readers, do you have any similar stories from a non-protagonist's perspective that you could recommend?

All I said was that ten years ago, this book might have been considered a top-tier book, and with a bit of luck, it might even have made it onto the Sanjiang list. But not now. The pacing is too slow. Books these days, whether on Tomato or Shuke, are all fast-paced, and even on Qidian today, the pacing is too slow. It's a pity. If I had encountered this book ten years ago, I would have preferred it. Now, I've become impatient.

Chapter 45 was alright, but I've read quite a few books in a similar style. The rest could be very good, or it could be very bad, and many weren't very well written, so I'm a little worried. But this book hasn't even started yet; it's just begun. I hope the author can stick to their ideas and not waver.

It's well-written. I really appreciate the personalities of the two main characters. One is a traditional protagonist who is righteous and resilient, while the other is open-minded, easygoing, and has a more interesting personality. Plus, the plot is good, and the other characters are also well-developed. This is a novel worth reading.

Well-written, it makes you want to keep reading. It feels like there's no need to explain what Li is doing anymore; the focus should be on Jia, since readers are already projecting their own experiences onto Jia.

Seriously humiliating the mainstream 😄

Bro, honestly, this really makes me want to keep reading. I'm currently on the latest chapter and can't quite figure out what it's about, but it's probably something like conscience or something else. But you really can keep writing! 😏

I really like the humorous and sometimes embarrassing style of this story. You can clearly see a subplot slowly unfolding. I only realized how short it was after reading it in one go. I hope it doesn't get canceled. The writing is also quite good. Keep it up, author!

The protagonist is well-developed, unlike other novels where he's overacted and seems like a madman. And this book's chosen one finally lives up to the title, no longer the clownish character who's written as a villain but actually a chosen one. The only issues are a lot of foreshadowing and infrequent updates; the latest chapters feel abrupt and a bit confusing. Overall, it seems like a promising new book, and I hope the author keeps it up.