I'm Really an All-Rounder Companion

I've finished reading chapter 68 so far, and I'd like to share my thoughts. 1. First of all, I didn't find this novel particularly awkward, and I don't know what others meant by the awkwardness. (It's also possible that I'm too inexperienced in reading to appreciate it.) 2. Secondly, for someone like me who doesn't play LoL, I quickly moved past the game's plot because I didn't understand it.

Seriously, I don't understand. How can a novel about playing games have so much negative emotion? Author, are you unhappy in real life? Are you venting your emotions in the novel?!

Before the book was published, the author used the entire "dangerous personality" analogy to deter some readers from wasting their money on subscriptions. The author is so kind, I'm so touched!

I really don't understand. Did the author get carried away while writing? It was pretty good at first, and I would have skipped over the minor flaws. What kind of thing is this "dangerous personality"? What's the point of it? If you want to suppress the growth aspect, OK, you can just give fewer points. If you want to increase the word count, there are so many games you can write about.

The beginning of this book is incredibly off-putting. I just wanted to read about companionship, but you've given me a ton of trivial matters every day, and they're all obviously pre-arranged and overly deliberate (like running into trouble while buying milk tea, running into trouble at the supermarket—I'm seriously sick of it). I'm speechless; it's ridiculously toxic, I'm disgusted by it.

I specifically spent 10 o'clock to write this review. I was quite engrossed in the beginning, but in chapter 107, the poison took effect—a deadly poison! My Shennong died!!!

A fantastic start, but a complete disaster. The first few hundred chapters were really well-written, but it felt like the author changed afterward. The "playmate system" title doesn't fit the story at all. The system is so powerful, so he insists on forging his own path, huh? He's forced into a harem/harem story.

The plot becomes increasingly fantastical and illogical; foreign tycoons are now running rampant here. Does the author think it's 1922?

I spent about 10 yuan subscribing to comments on each chapter. The first hundred or so chapters were really good; I stayed up until 1:40 AM. But chapter 107... "I want to destroy you, what's it to you!" "Find a place to end it all!" "No, no, no, no, no, I just won't!" "Use points to clear the personality progress bar." These are seriously awkward. Is the writing getting a bit frivolous here?

The first hundred chapters are readable, but after the personality settings are revealed, it's utterly toxic!!! Ah, such a great start, how could it become so toxic later on? Those Qiu Shui and Qin-something women were really unnecessary. It's a shame about the novel that was so enjoyable at the beginning; the author went too far with self-indulgence later on. Author, keep it up! The journey through the martial arts world is long, see you again someday…