I Became a Human Black Hole

The title of this book makes it hard not to think of a ensemble.

The story lays a lot of groundwork, with Hui's character initially changing slightly as the plot unfolds. The female lead becomes less of a saintly figure later on; her saintly nature is a necessary development in the early story, serving as a crucial element to restrain the protagonist's rapid expansion and growth. It's clear the author spent considerable time developing the outline.

Actually, Wang Chao and Tang Youyou probably traveled back in time later, and realizing they couldn't stop the disaster, they formed Eternal Night. The Tyrant and Gabriel are actually those two. 😁

Could the author please remove that mandatory control? It's really frustrating to read.

This is so awkward to watch! Is talking faster than a bullet? Doesn't she sleep? It's so easy to rebel, why make the protagonist so insane?

Having read relatively little, I found the author's portrayal of the male protagonist's madness a bit strange in the early stages. Given the background, the protagonist is a mafia boss, so madness is understandable. However, anyone who reaches that position must have their madness tempered with reason.

It's outrageous that he would go and save this woman; it completely contradicts his character.

If the protagonist is controlled by the female lead, the male lead should take the opportunity to cover her mouth and smash her head. The initiative is more in the hands of the male lead.

That's fucking well written!!! 🤓

Author, why do I feel so frustrated while reading this? Hmm, that mandatory control is a bit annoying. Will it be removed later?