When the Game Connects to Reality

I even gave a small reward just to vent my frustration. Don't you guys think Chen Wanqing is an incredibly awkward character? The book was going so well, and then this woman appeared and everything suddenly felt off.

I feel that the main character development in the new book is much worse than the one with the money-making and lifestyle hacks. Also, there's the issue with the female lead; this Princess Chen is just too much of a flirt.

This book is a typical "super-rich" type of story, but it's poorly written, the protagonist's character is strangely defined, and the relationships between the characters are somewhat melodramatic. The fact that a roommate who only appears in one or two chapters gives him a car makes it hard to understand what kind of brotherly bond they have.

My conclusion after testing is that it's excellent in the early stages, but terrible later on. I suggest giving up after watching half of it. I just don't understand why it turned out so badly.

It's ridiculous that a woman suddenly appears. The story was going well before, but when they got to the female lead, it became incredibly awkward and tedious. I couldn't stand it anymore...

The author should really rethink their approach and start a new book. Stop writing about celebrities; it's just discouraging readers. Even writing about sleeping with women would be better. What are celebrities? They're like luxury cars, slightly more luxurious than public buses. They look glamorous, but who knows how many people they've been with? On the surface, they're innocent girls; behind the scenes, they're lustful women.

I seriously regret subscribing to the whole thing. I don't know why they had to drag in some celebrity. Was it really necessary? Garbage is garbage after all.

The story is about a female celebrity who dumped her girlfriend and went public with it on Weibo? And what about Dilraba's figure? Where did those long legs come from? Her proportions are a 4x6 split, 60% on top and 40% on the bottom! Are the recent chapters just mindless self-indulgence?

To be honest, I feel the female lead takes herself a bit too seriously, which is quite inexplicable. The romance also came out rather abruptly. (I've only read up to chapter 20-something so far; let's see how it goes later.)

Stop criticizing, the author has changed. The original author sold their pen name, and now some nobody's writing it.