The Heartthrob's Journey Begins with Attribute Points
男神从属性加点开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 756k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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184Chapters
3.9kRecommendations
33.9kFans
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Having read 70 chapters, here's my review from a reader's perspective.
In my previous post, I mentioned wanting to write a book that wasn't frustrating, so I'll first summarize my reading experience. The following points are ranked according to personal subjective preference: 1. [The main character's design is unlikable] Before he had the system, he was a complete loser who couldn't even refuse someone.
I have absolutely no liking for the female character Lin Wei.
Lacking both solid skills and client connections, she impulsively quits her job to start a business, and then uses the male lead's car and money? In reality, this kind of woman would have already transferred all his assets and run away with him. I don't understand how this kind of plot was written.
Give me some advice
Seeing the latest chapter, I feel like there was no need to take Shen Qingyue in, right? Her family is incredibly powerful; logically speaking, someone of their status shouldn't be this foolish. Is her father sacrificing her marriage to solidify the family's position? An only child, huh?
Seeing the system add emotional intelligence to the protagonist's character and establish his persona, yet the protagonist still acts like a submissive, submissive type, makes me want to laugh. He lacks any masculine assertiveness or aggressiveness. My understanding of emotional intelligence is that it gradually improves through life experiences; you lack life experience, and the system just added it for you.
Why does the protagonist seem so unlikable? He's just average and mediocre. Can he really carry a novel as its male lead?
Leading others to speculate in stocks is a major flaw in urban fiction, a highly toxic one. To dare write something like this, using such a toxic element to advance the plot for a female supporting character, is a case of penny-wise and pound-foolish.
Godfathers, please read the new book!
Thank you everyone!
The emotional intelligence level is set too high; the protagonist is completely unsuitable for it.
Can't you put a little more effort into writing novels? Using the name Chen Mo repeatedly makes me not even want to read it. It's like naming your child Zhang Wei (meaning someone with the surname Zhang) – can't you put some thought into it?
It's nothing more than whether you've eaten here before, driven here before, stayed here before, played here before, or slept here before.