I’m Just Telling the Truth, So Why Are All the Stars Losing It?

If you want to criticize others, focus on improving yourself first. If you can't, then don't get involved in that circle. As a viewer, you have the right to criticize as much as you want. But if you join the circle, criticize others, and then end up being worse off than them, what kind of shamelessness is that?

I can only read up to chapter three; I don't want to read about this brainless protagonist right now.

Since you know you can't stay in the village anymore, why do you insist on living there? What? With your current wealth, do you think you have nowhere to live all over the country?

It's just self-indulgent writing, full of double standards and stereotypes, and to make matters worse, it's ridiculously aggressive. You can't learn anything from it; reading too much of it is harmful and offers no benefit.

Utterly speechless. What kind of weird neighbors were arranged? Is this the only way to create conflict? Otherwise, why don't they write? Ten million is a lot of money. People with neighbors like this should have realized their mistake when conflicts arose during the construction of the house; they should have at least found good neighbors. They had to pull this plot point, poisoning someone.

This kind of book is fine for online reading. Nobody reads it here. Novice-level writing has an audience, but completely illogical stories get very few readers. There's a minimum reading threshold here.

One million words and 54 comments already speak volumes about this book.

Having a system but being ignorant of the law, yet still trying to compete with others in the same arena. Using the quality of one's work to undermine others is arguably the least effective attack one can offer.

There's no need to write about these trivial rural matters; it'll affect your grades.

I feel it should be renamed "The Readers Have Lost Their Confidence".