I Run into My Current Girlfriend on a Blind Date, and My Boasts Come True

To be honest, the writing is terrible. I couldn't even finish 100 chapters. Everyone says the system can make boasts come true, so the protagonist only needs to say he wants the girl's parents to accept him, to make himself invincible, or to be the richest person. Why does he need to go through all that trouble to get the girl's parents to accept him? The logic is completely flawed.

To be frank, the writing is practically based on a thesis defense. This ability is practically manipulating words; why make it so difficult? Zhao could have simply said, "I can make your whole family beg on the streets tomorrow," a perfect solution. And just how much does the protagonist look like some kind of precious object?! Everyone wants to step on him! Then he gets slapped in the face. I don't even want to give him one star.

The ending wasn't that exciting; they should continue writing until the character completes his mission and inherits the family fortune.

I personally think this article is okay; it's probably because I've read too many angst-filled stories that I find satisfying stories enjoyable. The downside is that it might make things easier for the male protagonist, as things could get a bit boring if everything goes too smoothly. (Personal opinion)

The plot and subject matter are quite good and engaging, but the ending is disappointing.

They're either looking down on others or on their way to doing so; the plot is always the same: showing off and getting slapped in the face.

The ending of this book was not written.

It's too ordinary.

It's just that we've gone way off track.