Future Friends Circle

At first, seeing that the comments section was full of negative comments, I thought I shouldn't comment since I hadn't read it. So, I read the book with the mindset of a casual reader. Then I realized that the language used by these people in the comments section was incredibly kind. I don't remember the previous poison spots very well, but I can remember the ones I do remember. ①

The scope is too low. The protagonist is turned into a charlatan by the cheat code. There are no emotions, and the protagonist is forcibly confined to the side of the fake wife. The fake wife chases him away one minute and then keeps him with a single word the next. Is this dog?

It's Tomson Riviera again. How annoying! So many properties are supposed to be Tomson Riviera. If you keep doing this, Tomson Riviera really won't be enough for you to live in.

Is the main character stupid? He knew all the information in advance and wasn't prepared at all. The supporting characters are being forced to have more screen time. Speechless!

Trying to keep a low profile but still attending company events everywhere. Is this really your way of being low-key?

I knew it was going to fall apart. The urban fantasy genre was going so well, and suddenly it's all about sword-wielding cultivation? Did they run out of ideas? You have to understand, once a book has passed its prime, your readership is basically fixed. Forcing readers who want urban fantasy to read sword-wielding cultivation garbage onto them is futile. Nobody's stupid enough to pay for something they don't like.

This is pure wish-fulfillment fiction, and it has distorted values. First of all, why do I say it's pure wishful thinking? From the moment you get the cheat ability, every reward and plot point that follows is just something you add on whatever comes to mind, without any logic or coherence. Perhaps even the author doesn't understand.

Ugh, an incredibly toxic system, a war god reborn and returning theme...

@14172 At first, seeing that the comments section was full of criticism, I thought I shouldn't comment since I hadn't read it. So, I read the book with the mindset of a casual reader. Then I realized that the language used by these people in the comments section was far too kind. I don't remember much of the earlier criticisms either, so let's just talk about the ones I can still recall. 1

One chapter is enough to show you how awful it is. And you claim to have been the head of a multi-billion dollar empire before your rebirth? How pathetic must you be to indulge in such wishful thinking?