The Film and TV Worlds of the Myriad Realms Transformed

The protagonist is like a teddy bear. Most people in novels these days don't like teddy bears, and you can't write it too explicitly, otherwise writing it as a teddy bear would just make people feel disgusted.

I've read through the entire series, from the first volume on the courtyard house to the latest spy thriller. It's clear the author is a beginner, but they've made great progress. The first volume, "The Courtyard House," is good in the first half, but a bit over-the-top in the second half. However, it tells a complete story.

The author is ruthless! She didn't even spare Jiang Nansun's mother; she even specifically searched for her on Douyin (TikTok) and found out she's so old—the actress who plays her is actually 60!

Why does the painting style change the more I look at it? I wrote about such a stallion before going to a windy place, and almost all the supporting characters who appeared in the middle were included. It is understandable that he became serious when he became a police officer. Transformers? What the hell? To solidify skills? Why do you have so many awesome skills?

I never expected that a daughter would suddenly be given away in this world. 😮‍💨It's getting harder and harder to find a book to read now.

You should just delete the courtyard chapter! Putting everything else aside, the chapter without the courtyard chapter scored several times higher. I mentally prepared myself, but I still couldn't resist! The best student in the Siheyuan family was Zhutian. The best plot in Zhutian was that the protagonist had sex with Qin's two daughters and had children with them.

Someone makes your girlfriend accompany them or gets blackmailed, and you just record a video and that's it? The protagonist's girlfriend even thinks the protagonist is wise and makes her feel safe? That's ridiculous! When the protagonist's mother asks why he got divorced, why didn't you just tell her directly? Why did you have to upset his mother before explaining the reason?

There's only one correct statement here—Liang looks down on the protagonist. Even a cheating woman is still desirable.

The courtyard house was alright, but "Nothing But Thirty" turned into something lewd, transforming into a pornographic show. All the female leads, whether they were bribed or framed, all those with names and identities, were slept with. Basically, I'm either on a ship or on my way to board one. I've been wandering around aimlessly, it's so boring.

The male protagonist is incredibly handsome, far surpassing the looks of top-tier young male idols like Lu Han and Cai Xukun. This is his appearance after dressing as a woman, which gives a glimpse of his appearance. His looks are phenomenal, yet he has a very androgynous appearance. He's strikingly handsome in men's clothing and gentle and charming in women's clothing.