I’m Really Not Showing Off or Slapping Faces

I'm putting it this way: 99 out of 100 books with "I'm not" in their title are idiots. Because it's not really those three words, it firstly indicates that the protagonist is being hypocritical after getting a good deal. In terms of character design, this means that the protagonist has no ambition, isn't very smart, and can't focus on developing his cheat ability.

The most detrimental thing is subtle pretentiousness. This author's book is too obviously pretentious; too much of it will tire you out and affect your reading experience. The author is reconsidering.

Honestly, anyone who makes it past the first chapter of this book is a true warrior. It's brutally honest and melodramatic. While the underdog's rise to power is satisfying, you can't have everyone around you being an idiot. You can write that your classmates are all bad, but you can't make them all stupid!

The new book is really great (this one costs five dollars).

I didn't even finish the first chapter before the poison hit me; this book is so potent that even Sun Wukong couldn't withstand it. Let me recommend a book that's a million times better than this: "The One-Yuan Store of a Tycoon." It's intelligent, logical, and the origins of the wealth are well-documented. It's the best novel about a tycoon I've ever read, and I'm not the only one who thinks so.

I've realized how pathetic the protagonist is. It's impossible for everyone in the class to be rich; it's not just the class that's being targeted, it's practically the entire school.

Chapter Four is about leaving... I really can't read any more of it... Author, keep it up! ✊

Few authors can write a good "super-rich" story. The constant "buying spree" stuff is long gone and nobody reads it anymore.

Wow, this book is really good! (100 Yuan per entry)

As expected, the signed contracts list is significantly higher than the new book and new author list. I didn't understand it before, but it seems I really misunderstood the editors. The anticipation is high, the immersion is strong, and the exciting parts are gradually emerging. Although there are still some flaws, they don't affect the reading experience. It's a book you can enjoy while eating.