Good Fortune

Even though I definitely won't read the rest, I'll still spend a dollar to subscribe to a few chapters to complain about the author. Your setup is really outrageous in some parts. The story is set in a small county town in 2016. But after reading a few chapters, it doesn't seem like 2016, it seems like 2006. You'll see for yourselves when you read it.

This book contains a lot of morally questionable content. So much bullying and slavery in anime? That's utterly shameless in real life.

The author always seems to have a tendency towards infidelity. I read novels for the thrill, so why the constant "purification"? Either don't include so many women, or don't use that aspect as a backdrop. The author is always testing the waters with infidelity. That Ai guy even throws parties with male models and his girlfriends, and Liu is always trying to cheat. It's disgusting.

I suggest the author stop posting your ugly pictures. I genuinely suspect it's intentional to disgust people. Not a single one of them is flattering; they're all either ugly or fat, and you're telling me they have great figures? I don't understand, but I'm shocked! If the author is serious, then I can only say that any woman in the world can be considered beautiful; it's just a matter of unique taste.

It's like one flaw hasn't even finished before another appears. The protagonist doesn't have to be smart, but they can't be stupid either. Why does it feel like a college student is being written like a vocational school student? If you're going to write about an underdog's rise to success, you should at least portray an ordinary person from the bottom of society. This is far too extraordinary. Just write it like a normal human being; why do you always go down the stereotypical path of a loser?

This book is actually a light novel, mainly revolving around the themes of "country bumpkins" and "spiritual young women." I used to encounter some of these when I was in sales, and I can say that the descriptions in the book, while not exaggerated, largely reflect their personalities, even making them more depraved than those depicted in the book.

Who would watch this?

The beginnings had some novelty, but it became increasingly stale and regressed, tackling the same old urban novel formula from the 2000s with no narrative logic. I just kept recommending each one I read! 😂

As the title suggests, the protagonist didn't have much of a relationship with this stepsister in his previous life. After being reborn, she gives him cars, houses, and money, treating him better than his biological mother and several other women. She also has a strong presence in the story. I really don't see what the point of this character is.

This Tang Lu kicked the protagonist's mother and the protagonist out of the house before, and then the protagonist still eagerly went to help her. What was he hoping to gain? After helping her, this woman treated the protagonist like he was at her beck and call. The protagonist doesn't seem like a good person either, so why is he so easily manipulated by this woman?