When Lawyers Get a Cheat

The guy is acting like an idiot, going so far as to ask the woman he likes out on behalf of his friend. What a moron! He should have just been straightforward; everyone could have acted according to their own abilities, which would have prevented any hurt feelings. This sneaky behavior is just plain stupid.

The idea is good, but it's too toxic. Others can kill someone with just a little bit, but you're poisoning people pot after pot!

If the protagonist doesn't change his petty and narrow-minded personality in the early stages of the book, it will likely deter most long-time readers. Also, he should refrain from harboring resentment; otherwise, his petty nature will make him seem unlikely to achieve great things.

I just read it, and no matter how well it's written later, it will definitely lose some readers at the beginning. The ex-girlfriend's hurtful words and the breakup at the start... It will definitely lose some popularity.

By chapter twenty-one, something felt off, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. It was getting increasingly depressing, and I couldn't continue reading. Author, your writing style is good, but the plot is like constipation—it just doesn't flow smoothly.

This is a great book; I can really get into it. Author, keep it up! It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality read. I hope the author can persevere; they will definitely succeed. I hope they don't change their style.

Keep it up! The work is great, I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing.

A lawyer who only talks about women all day long? Has the author never seen a woman in real life? Seriously, does having a system make you invincible? Can't you write about things other than women?

It's already 200,000 words, and only has 400 recommendations. The author must be feeling a bit disheartened. I've read a few chapters; the writing style is decent, but it's not enjoyable at all. With this kind of system novel, if you don't enjoy it, you have absolutely no desire to continue reading.

The defining characteristic of online novels is that you can't be a saint. Keep things for yourself, and don't give away prizes from giveaways, otherwise you risk creating negative publicity. If you don't believe me, just ask anyone who dropped the book.