The Rich Man of the Screen Worlds

What kind of garbage is this? It's so toxic! A scheming woman manipulates the protagonist, and the protagonist doesn't get angry; instead, he spends 700,000 yuan to treat them to dinner.

The updates are too slow. For a new book, I suggest updating more frequently. The subject matter is good, but with such a slow update pace, once others follow suit, you'll be left behind.

I've never watched "Together Through Windows" because all the women in it look like ordinary people, but the author portrays them all as angels. I even went to watch it specifically. I just have one question: Is Gao Lu not attractive enough, or is Jiang Shuying not beautiful enough? What kind of aesthetic is this?

Bulldozing is one thing, but at least have some bottom line, right? He flirted with Zhong Xiaoqin when she was pregnant, and that Gan guy even advised her to get a divorce? Being a scumbag is fine, but at least don't be a scumbag!

The main characters all wear hand-me-downs; not a single one is original. Are they addicted to collecting secondhand goods? They seem to really like things other people have used...

Too smart. A woman was sexually assaulted but didn't call the police. The protagonist casually acted cool and made peace with her. But then the other person drugged her and almost took her away to rape her. The protagonist then arrived, staged a chase and a car crash to save her, and after acting cool, slapped her and let her go. He still didn't call the police.

Could the author please stop portraying the protagonist as so low-class? He's supposed to be a highly educated person, yet he's charging caviar by the pound and red wine by the dozen—isn't that cringeworthy?

There was also the dinner and bathhouse treatment, which cost over 700,000 yuan. The main issue was that he treated this woman to dinner right after they met, and she brought along his dorm mates. Leaving aside his classmates, she also brought five men. This is something only a normal person would do; how could the author have written something like this?

After reading this book, I truly understood the meaning of "the emperor using a golden carrying pole".

Gu Yixin's looks are rated 85? How low is the author's aesthetic sense?