Female Lead, Put in Some Effort! I'm Too Popular!
女主你发力啊，我人气太高了！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 129k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 20h ago
- English
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Synopsis
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63Chapters
111.8kReads · 30 days
112.4kReads · all time
24.1kShelves
5.9Score
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This novel is basically the same as "Qingmei is the Daughter of Destiny, but I am Destiny", but it seems pretty good.
It's clear that it's not AI-generated, and for a newcomer, it's quite well written. The only downside is that the cheat system for collecting points is a bit weak, and the gacha system feels too unfair. However, it's not bad as a source of mana, and the overpowered abilities aren't too significant. So far, I haven't seen any opponents that would force the protagonist to go all out. I hope the upcoming university arc will truly showcase the exhilarating combat. It's worth reading.
Domain expansion: Boundless emptiness 😡 🤞 Isn't this quite effective?
The premise is a bit contrived, but it's still quite enjoyable. \(//∇//)\ It's visually appealing, but I really want to see the swordplay. At the end, he gets killed by the strongest boss and becomes half of Luo Chen!
Why do most male protagonists in danmaku (bullet comment) stories have to fake their death at least once? It's making me want to vomit. I'm giving it 4 stars just to be polite. 🍉
I'll send one secretly.
Keyword detected: Yu Aichun. Outsiders don't understand. Can anyone tell me what exactly happened on December 24, 2018, at 35 degrees 41 minutes north latitude and 139 degrees 42 minutes east longitude, in the battlefield filled with cursed spirit ruins, the strongest versus the strongest duel?
You'll know whether it's good or not once you see it; the pacing is pretty good.
It's quite good. It effectively portrays the protagonist's prophetic traits, and the opponents aren't exactly unintelligent. The fight scenes are simple and straightforward, and the background is detailed.
This book weaves its world-building into small events in the early chapters, so if you skip ahead or skim through the beginning, it might seem confusing. But overall, it's quite lighthearted and interesting. After much thought, I'll still give it five stars. The dialogue between the male and female leads is very fun and sweet. I'm even more curious about how the author will handle the later plot twists.