Suppressing the Underworld Heiress? I Can Draw Superpowers Without Limit

It's not mindless; the plot is decent, relatively fresh, and much better than those trashy AI dramas. There aren't any overly virtuous characters, which I think is quite normal. Those who say it's virtuous probably just don't like it; they're used to seeing so much killing. Maintaining some kindness seems to be present, but not to the absurd degree of virtuous sentimentality.

It's good. The protagonist's personality is cool yet cunning, and he handles everything with ease. He can deal with all kinds of situations, and he also deals well with the female characters who have appeared so far. It's interesting to have the protagonist firmly in control of the situation. Not bad!

Another hypocrite, using the excuse of doing what's best for others to feign innocence. He completely backfires. Later, for the sake of an S-level talent, he's hypocritical, playing both sides. You help others for your own benefit, but then you claim you're saving them. Don't bring your patriotic ideology into this. You've already transmigrated and been reborn, yet you're being oppressed here.

Overall, it's not bad! However, due to the author's age and experience, some things... Just like Cao Xueqin's family was genuinely wealthy, and Shi Nai'an genuinely committed murder and worked within the system! To reach the level of a prison warden, one would have to be at least a section-level cadre, and their words and actions wouldn't be so naive!

It's quite good, but I don't know why it's not very popular. It's much better than most of the AI ​​fanfics on Tomato now, but there are just too few of them. I hope the author keeps up the good work.

It's a great watch, the plot moves quickly and logically, and the initial setup gets better and better as you watch. 🤤

A good new book, a gem. Leveling up is fast without pressure, and the progression is quite smooth. The only downside is that there are a few chapters at the beginning.

This is a good book. To be honest, books that score 9 or higher on Tomato (a Chinese writing platform) aren't necessarily good books; they might be artificially inflated. Conversely, a book that scores 7 or higher often has very good content. This book is worth reading; it avoids mindless plots and is quite decisive in its action. For a new author, this is quite good. 👍👍👍

I'm currently following up to the last chapter. There are no obvious flaws, the pacing is good, the character development is stable, and the multiple female characters are all well-developed, engaging enough without being mere plot devices. There are currently three potential female leads, but I personally suggest keeping it under ten. It has great potential, and I look forward to more updates. I will continue reading. 👍

I was almost fooled by the bad review.