I'm a Virtual Idol in the Beast World, and Five Clans Are Fighting Over Me

I really like Ba Tuo, and it's really hard to like him now. I see so many people dislike his twisted character, is it true that no one understands him? That kind of hatred shines brightly on me. Originally, the orcs in the Upper District had unlimited prospects and outstanding abilities. Even if he was abandoned by the race, he could rely on himself in District 19.

My god, this pace is so slow! At this rate, forget two thousand chapters, I'd be grateful if it even finished within twenty thousand. I'm speechless at how drawn out this is. Is this how you make money? What's the point of writing all this useless plot?

Can you please not give the heroine a wit? She signed the application form without even reading it clearly. Why didn't she read it when she clearly translated it? Why didn't she ask clearly when she felt something was wrong? And those male characters, why did they have to do so intermittently? Is it normal to take off their pants in front of the heroine? Is it normal to come out naked after taking a shower knowing that the heroine is a female and still outside?

Is there something wrong with my taste? Ba Tuo's personality is a bit annoying. He is guessing and coaxing every day. It's really tiring. I thought this kind of character would gradually turn into a role like an old mother in the plot, but it's not possible to choose a mate, right?

When I told the truth, I really didn't understand Alex. Although he was very gentle, he always wrapped his temptations with gentleness and made big decisions without consultation, so the cold war was completely deserved as punishment. After so many chapters of prodding and testing, I could smell it and know it was a female.

I came across this from another AI video. The story is generally slow-paced with occasional sweet moments. The world-building is vast and novel, and the personalities of the orcs are described in great detail. However, the background, such as the military, is described in too much detail, which almost made me fall asleep. I hope there will be less of that.

Wow, I thought this was one of those brainless Mary Sue fantasy/beast world novels, but it's not quite what I expected. It has a bit of a space-themed beast world survival slice-of-life feel, and the author used a lot of foreshadowing to describe the relationship between the female lead and her friends. This is so typical of Qidian (a popular Chinese online literature platform), which only reinforces my preconceived notions about Qidian.

The writing is decent, but the plot drags on too much, and the world-building is too limited, making it feel more like a slice-of-life story without any core narrative. It's either predictable from the start or nonsensical, making it impossible to continue reading. I suggest the author elaborate on the world-building and species characteristics, and speed up the pacing of the plot.

I really like Cook. No matter how many concubines the female lead has, I feel Cook is truly number one. After all, it was Cook who saved her when she first transmigrated. The time they spent together, though very poor, was truly heartwarming. I saw many comments saying that Cook might not end up at the table, oh dear, so pitiful! They said that later on, Cook degenerates into something like a pet dog. It makes me so sad! 😭😭😭😭

What? I saw in the comment area that Alex was overtaken in a corner. I was so angry. I didn't like Bato very much in the early stage because he was incompetent and possessive. Although males have private messages, they can't see who bites whom. Alex is so generous, why don't he let him go to the table first? No matter how gentle the palace is, he can't treat him like this.