Heeding Advice, I Became a Heartthrob

The most disgusting male protagonist I've ever seen. It's fine for rich guys to have harems, we all love those, but this isn't just a harem; every girl inexplicably gives herself to him on their first meeting 😰😰. The scene where they meet in real life is already outrageous—just because the protagonist is handsome, he immediately turns on his date.

The protagonist's transformation isn't outrageous, and the pacing is excellent. His physique improved after dieting at the company, and the gym system's rewards are only noticeable when he takes his clothes off. Before, the protagonist was relatively unknown, so the changes under his clothes don't seem out of place; he's not a muscular man whose clothes are bursting out of shape.

The emperor's golden carrying pole shows a lack of understanding of the lifestyle of the wealthy. Your description focuses on people whose wealth grows from tens of millions to hundreds of millions; you've never even seen the lives of those with wealth exceeding one billion, so you don't know how to describe them. Let me point out a few things.

The book was indeed well-written before it was published, and the process of the protagonist gradually becoming a male god had the satisfying feeling of an upgrade novel. However, ever since the male protagonist inexplicably pushed a female student during his trip, the quality of the book has plummeted, and the male protagonist has completely become a different person.

The protagonist is like a lunatic. He keeps saying he wasn't interested in women, but then he starts touching them inappropriately, and then he tries to justify it by saying it was "just in his nature." You might as well just make him a playboy. This hypocritical behavior is disgusting. He's touching women and saying he wasn't interested. I'm so fed up!

The first three chapters are a non-stop barrage of negative comments. The protagonist, weighing over 160 pounds, looks incredibly fat, but his height is definitely no more than 160 centimeters—it's ridiculous. And if he lost weight down to 140 pounds, would he have a lot of excess skin? He has absolutely no common sense.

A billionaire being treated like a monkey in a game, even having to fight in a ring—the protagonist is just a tool of the system, doing whatever the system tells him to do. What a joke. Was this book sold to a studio? The later parts are so rubbish and low-quality.

Why not just make money, pick up girls, and show off? Making short dramas is already awkward, and then there's the boxing and showing off. It's true that you can only read the beginning of these kinds of novels; the later parts just start to go wrong. Is it because you lack imagination and have no more material?

Under the guise of seeking advice, it's actually writing a super-rich tale from five or even ten years ago—it's so outdated.

I'd still like to thank the author for not leaving the story unfinished. The first two chapters were used to screen readers before suddenly releasing this cheesy story, saving me from unnecessary expenses. He'd just started dating, met the parents, and while the female lead was still busy with their shared career, he turned around and went to a hotel with another woman. He's blatantly a scumbag.