A Writer in an American TV Drama

This system is too cruel! It even forces the protagonist to only date one woman. Haha, this is an American TV series! What if the protagonist gets cheated on? Does he forgive her?

The protagonist's intelligence is so touching; he's over forty and acts like a primary school student, and he even had a master's degree from a military academy.

I've only read a few chapters. Is following the plot really considered plot twisting? And maintaining his kindness? Did John randomly kill passersby? He didn't even kill the doctor who might have exposed his situation. This system is toxic, isn't it?

After reading the first three golden chapters, I couldn't help but post this. First of all, the protagonist is forty years old, a former soldier, and has received academic training, yet his speech and thought processes are indistinguishable from a fourteen-year-old. The author even explains in the chapter review that the person who was transmigrated had this personality.

The author needs to consider that not everyone has seen every American TV series mentioned in the text. The more American TV series mentioned, the greater the chance that readers will encounter series they haven't seen. Therefore, details and character introductions must be thorough.

Poison, all kinds of poison, vomiting blood

I was initially looking forward to "The Ingenious Detective," but after reading dozens of chapters, I realized it's extremely toxic. I won't write another one.

I just finished reading the robbery part. Overall, it's well-written, but I don't think it will perform very well academically. One reason is that the system's presence is too strong; it's constantly restricting and preventing things, which is putting the cart before the horse. Secondly, the author's subjective enthusiasm is too high, and their personal style is too distinct.

The forced single female lead is really awful; the forced fatherhood is malicious.

I transmigrated and became a father unexpectedly 🙂