Superpower Romance Academy

There are too many psychological descriptions and it's a bit literary

I just can't stand the female lead's character of forcibly taking over the protagonist's house and stealing his money. Even fairies aren't this overpowered; she just takes it all for granted and makes endless demands on the protagonist, and he actually gives in. It's bordering on sycophancy.

I just tried it and it was pretty good, but I have a question: what was the purpose of the glutinous rice balls mentioned earlier? Were they just there to highlight the main character's charm? And what's with the added "week"? Why is he acting as a pimp for the female and male supporting characters?

I've only read about twenty chapters and there are already two chain smokers.

This book is really good, the characterization, story, and writing are all good, but I won't subscribe to it. Because I'm too embarrassed to deal with such a male protagonist. The Ningba monster is really annoying and disgusting.

Chicken Bro, let's go for another run!

Reading this book, I always felt that the author was a college student who had never been in a relationship and had no romantic experience, fantasizing about the female protagonist based on his roommate's behavior.

Humanity has fallen into darkness, and you still have time to fall in love!

This book features well-developed relationships, nuanced emotions, and well-developed, intelligent characters. In particular, the male protagonist's awareness of the anomaly is unlike many other books where he remains oblivious to changes around him even after 800+ chapters, treating the reader like an idiot.

I haven't started reading yet, what do you guys think? I saw the three female lead character cards, and I feel like I've got this in the bag.