The Everyone Rates You App

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A dazzling, ruthless, insect-slaying heartthrob and all kinds of dogs who betray their master

This Novel's Blurb

The three core principles of the Rate Everything app:

1. Anything can be rated.

2. Anything can be judged.

3. Please be fair and objective!

In her previous life, Dou Li died young from overwork. When she opened her eyes again, she had arrived in a cyberpunk world a thousand years in the future. Her new identity came with dead parents and a huge inheritance, enough to let her lie flat for the rest of her life.

But before she could enjoy even two days of that, a bizarre app came knocking in the middle of the night, making her sign a contract and become an adjudicator for review appeals.

A customer complains that a restaurant used prepared meals and found human remains in the food.

A tenant complains that their bizarre neighbor lives on a floor that doesn't exist.

Every glowing review of an amusement park is reported, and it turns out parents are crying: "Our kids came home and haven't stopped crying! Damn it, I'm calling the police and having every one of you arrested!"

Others get dragged into the uncanny world by the app for the sake of justice, for money, or simply because it's fun. But the unlucky Dou Li is strong-armed into a deal by an app that plays dirty.

Even worse, everyone gets a beginner's gift: a supernatural talent. She hasn't seen even a trace of hers, let alone a personal rating, which affects her power and is closely tied to her chances of survival.

Didn't you say anything could be rated?!

Empty-handed, Dou Li once again claws her way back from the brink of death. She swears that the day the Rate Everything app launches its rating leaderboard, she'll be the first to give it a zero-star review and a long complaint!

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Human civilization's thousand-year journey of development has been confined to a tiny planet. Humans, intelligent machines, androids... the dead become monsters, while the rigid class system buckles under the strain.

A human pours their blood into a damaged, toppled scale, awakening the 'god' trapped within...

An obscure murmur from a thousand years ago drifts across time and space, denying the reality seen by the naked eye.

Reading Guide:

1. A powerful female lead who relies more on her brains to clear challenges. The male lead who appears later may be strong, but he'll never be stronger than her.

2. A pseudo-infinite-world story with a touch of ensemble cast.

3. The female lead isn't a good person. She has her own principles, but she can't save everyone.

4. Things that seem illogical early on are likely foreshadowing for the main plot.

The neighboring novel, "Interstellar: The Beloved, but All Her Admirers Betray Her," is now open for follows!

Pairing: A woman who goes gloriously insane × a refined little loser

Su Li, a heartbreaker so powerful she's practically abnormal.

She's attracted countless admirers, each one a promising young talent: learned, strategic, and skilled in both brains and brawn. Under Su Li's leadership, the doomed Beastman Empire rises again. With a powerful home front secured, Su Li heads to the frontier to kill bugs and build an interstellar Great Wall, determined to wipe out the insect race once and for all.

But she has the 'Guaranteed Betrayal' aura, and all those people keep giving her huge surprises :)

The emperor she personally helped to power turns around and tries to kill her. Her loyal subordinate blows up her Great Wall... They say they love her and want to be her faithful dogs, but they stab her in the back without hesitation, one after another, all vying to be the biggest traitor.

But it doesn't matter. As the only human left in the entire interstellar world, Su Li feels no attachment to the Beastman Empire either. She's the biggest traitor of all!

This is hilarious. We're all traitors here, so who's taking whom seriously?

Faced with endless betrayals and plans going awry, Su Li always has backup plans. The territory isn't hers anyway, so she can do whatever she wants. All she needs is to rake in resources to fight the bugs and get revenge.

The emperor wants to get rid of her?

Then she'll get another one. She's already been through three emperors, after all.

A subordinate blows up the Great Wall stretching across nearly ten thousand light-years?

Then she'll upgrade the whole thing. The materials can come straight from that subordinate's family and the new emperor.

As for the refined little prince who inexplicably sticks to her...

Su Li rubs her chin and smiles as she waits. This little thing schemed against her at their very first meeting, so he's bound to do something big in the future.

When the little prince finally works up the courage to risk everything and ask the colonel to accept his love, countless people who came before him offer their pitying advice: "If you find yourself developing feelings you shouldn't have, you'd better forget them or bury them deep."

"Not one of the prodigies of her era escaped falling for her. They all ended in misery. Being killed by her own hand was the best they could hope for."

"Besides, you weren't even there for the turbulent first half of her life, when she rose to glory."

Reading Guide:

1. The female lead is the strongest. This is an indulgent fantasy, short but satisfying.

2. After countless betrayals, the female lead has become psychologically warped, with an abnormal way of thinking.

3. Younger man, older woman. The female lead is a hundred years older than the male lead.

4. Plot-driven.

5. Includes a love-triangle situation where the older party has unrequited feelings.

Theme: Humanity will always strive to grow stronger