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As a single person, I probably don't understand the benefits of having a partner, right? I certainly don't see what's so great about having a partner; it's just so troublesome and tiring.

After entering the Spirit Inspection Bureau, the protagonist becomes a complete pushover, constantly getting beaten by his superiors and whipped with a belt. The forced humor is utterly uninteresting.

I finished reading it all without even realizing it. This is the first book I've ever subscribed to in its entirety. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~

Reborn without any special abilities, six years of perseverance, low-key hard work, diligent and dedicated service, refined writing style, and touching events. This kind of opening attracted bookworms like me. Then, starting with the so-called "daily life" and "little white rabbit," it's as if a different person is writing the book. He persevered until Chapter Sixty-Two, when he finally died.

Damn, these days, if a novel doesn't start with blind dates or broken engagements, it's like you guys won't write a novel at all... It's fucking baffling... If the writing isn't good, why force it? Seeing a manipulative, scheming woman right from the start is disgusting... Instead of focusing on the protagonist in the first three chapters, they wrote utterly nauseating stuff...

I thought it would be a decent read, but I didn't expect the toxicity to build up gradually? The more I read, the more addictive it became. Disciples from two different sects threatened to kill themselves to force the protagonist's captain and bodyguard to abandon him and save a spoiled young master? He even threatened him twice, and the protagonist actually agreed?! I died on the spot from the poison. There's a reason why the book isn't popular.

Please, online novels are meant to be enjoyable. While I don't like overly simplistic stories either, the author's penchant for torturing the protagonist is frustrating to read, which is why many people drop the book after a while. The last book had the same problem; the author clearly didn't listen to readers' suggestions or learn from the experience…

I was wondering if I was the only one who got this book through a strong recommendation?

That level of proficiency is just too timid! If we go all in, it might actually become a hit!

The initial blind date scene was alright and acceptable, but it fell apart after Zhao Lei started arranging blind dates or suddenly appeared as a character. The use of memes went too far, with too much emphasis on yaoi, gay themes, and slapstick humor.