Reborn as a Fake Young Master, Why Are They All Making Moves?

Great job, author! Keep it up! 😄

I've been following this novel for two or three months now, and it's generally well-written with very few typos. However, there are still some typos, which the author really needs to pay attention to, haha. Overall, it's pretty good, quite funny, and a really good novel. I have no other requests, I just hope it doesn't have a bad ending and that it's well-written! 😚😘

The protagonist transmigrates into a book, knows his own fate, and wants to run away to avoid conflict with the original protagonist—that's understandable. But you're already bound to the villain system, and they even tell you that this world has corrective power, yet you still want to run away?

It's really good. I don't know why, but whenever a book is good, a huge number of shills flood the comment section. It's like a plate of food being swarmed with flies. Don't listen to their nonsense, just trust me and buy it—you won't regret it!

It's so good! It's so addictive, you just can't stop reading. There are very few typos; I only found two or three in over a hundred pages. The writing is delicate, the plot is complete, and there's no padding. Author, please update soon!

The protagonist is too stupid; he's also a puppet of the system.

The narration is too padded with unnecessary words, and portraying the real young master as a god to artificially advance the plot feels unrealistic. The trope of only saying half of a sentence before stopping is too cliché.

It's so weak, the intelligence level fluctuates wildly, it's painful to watch.

It's really ugly.

The plot unfolds slowly and deliberately, making it unsuitable for impatient viewers. Furthermore, are you obligated to choose every option the system presents? Several times I've seen three ridiculous options presented, and then the system tries to justify them after I've chosen one. I just couldn't stand it anymore; the protagonist felt like a puppet.