Valkyrie: Stop Winning! I Don’t Want to Be Publicly Humiliated

Mecha action combined with hilarious antics, watching the protagonist forced to cross-dress while playing in a league makes for a super fun reading experience! 👍

The match scenes were thrilling, the pace of the game was fast, and the commentators' witty remarks were always hilarious! Superb! 👀

The premise is so interesting! The defeat system is so unconventional; you just want to lose, but you end up winning like crazy. It's so entertaining! (ૢ˃ꌂ˂⁎)

This is a very common subversion of tropes: the system missions are destined to fail, the protagonist is destined to be punished, the competitions are guaranteed to be won, and the protagonist can complete the missions without doing anything. Hopefully, later on, the protagonist will complete the missions due to an accident, and the competition results will be acceptable.

Seeing the first match end was indeed quite satisfying, but also a bit tiring, too tiring. The main characters' training, their interactions with the male lead, and their visible progress were all very good. However, the matches themselves were exhausting to watch. The author focused too much on unimportant characters and battles, which was tiring to watch; I skimmed through many and skipped them.

This is a good concept, but it's a bit lacking. Honestly, I feel the system is completely useless. What a terrible system! I'm only interested in system-based stories, but the system offers no rewards whatsoever, just pure punishment. The whole thing is that the system provides no rewards, and the protagonist is just a complete liar. If you're only watching for the two female supporting characters, frankly, I can't stand it.

I've been really enjoying this type of story lately, and to be honest, I was pleasantly surprised to find this one. It's really well-written; some parts were quite exciting, it had humor, and it was very satisfying. What deserves the most praise is the excellent character development, and the interactions between the characters are very engaging. Definitely worth following!

My rating is full marks. First of all, if you enjoy stories about Su Xiao and her robot girls, I think you'll like this book. Also, this book is different from typical harem/power fantasy novels; I really enjoy the plot where the heroine is gradually developed. While it might have some tropes, there are no major flaws, the logic is sound, and it's entertaining. Overall, I think it's very good.

It looks pretty good, the only downside is that the system is practically useless. It has no function whatsoever; you can't complete the tasks anyway, so you don't get any rewards. It's at least somewhat useful, otherwise, what's the point of this system?

I've reached chapter 101, and the plot is currently stable and humorous. It's very inspiring, but the updates are a bit slow, and I'm not getting enough. I hope the author maintains this pace and updates more frequently, ideally five chapters a day! 😳