Comment 1 to Gain Merit: I'm Really Not the Chosen One

A provincial top scorer can bring people into the top nine academies, and the female lead, who's so powerful, still makes things difficult for the protagonist. 🤔

I could resist the school beauty, but I really couldn't resist the diary. This is the first time I've ever seen someone write their cheat codes in a diary without any encryption.

To be honest, it's quite frustrating sometimes. The protagonist's strength is undeniable by the later stages; he's indeed very strong and has great potential. Why are there always idiots who doubt his abilities and suspect him of cheating? A loss is a loss, and a win is a win.

It has a good premise, but the plot is too cliché: the school beauty eats barbecue every night at dawn, and the protagonist finds money and treats her to meals every night. Has the author never seen a woman before, or has he never eaten barbecue?

What kind of "guaranteed admission" is this? You need to reach the average score for admission to even be recommended? Isn't that right? If your score is already high enough to get in directly through the entrance exam, why would you need a guaranteed admission?

Let's polish the romance scenes a bit, they're a bit abrupt. Otherwise, I really wouldn't recommend bringing up that school beauty; it would be very awkward to write.

No, the main character has been out of the public eye for almost a month. Where did you get this author's wild and unconventional approach?

Chu Wange

Having good deeds definitely brings good fortune, but having good fortune doesn't necessarily mean having good deeds.

I don't understand. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who actually writes about the effects of his cheat ability and his cultivation progress in his diary, and the diary isn't encrypted at all. This isn't a light novel, is it?