From the Start, at the Pinnacle of Life

The women the protagonist sleeps with all slept with him because he's rich. Four girls in one dorm knowingly slept with their roommates' boyfriends. These women are incredibly promiscuous and shameless, and they're all untouched?! Is that even possible? It's too unbelievable!

Nutritional Express

I don't know why, but lately, whenever I read a book that involves tipping a streamer or the main character encountering a streamer, I feel nauseous and can't continue reading.

I was lured in by the hype; the comments were all saying it was a typical "light novel" (a term used to describe overly simplistic, low-quality fiction). This piqued my curiosity, and here's a summary of the first three chapters: The protagonist suddenly gets a system that pays him 1800 yuan per hour, over 1 million yuan a month.

A girl who loves to dance

Summer, harvest...

This is the third time I've clicked in, and I still couldn't get past the third chapter. Now, I feel physically disgusted whenever I see the car shop slapping the classmate in the face. Every time I see this, I'm quite puzzled. How come authors like this kind of clichéd plot so much, which is so bad that it could even be called a poison point?

Isn't her waist slim? 😁

Wen Yaxuan

I'm outta here. There seem to be a lot of people who like secondhand items. They're all super-rich, can't they at least have some class? Looks like as long as it's highly rated, they'll buy it regardless of how many times it's been sold. I bet there'll be a mother and daughter in the back too, what a pity.