Three Years of Sign-Ins, and My Tycoon Identity Is Exposed

Objectively speaking, it's a good book, but not a masterpiece. The overall plot is quite engaging and doesn't feel padded. The overall coherence is also decent. However, there are quite a few plot holes throughout the text, and many plot points that were dug up but not filled are left unresolved. Many parts of the story are well-written at the beginning, but then they seem to have lost their focus and disappear completely. So, it's not a masterpiece. Fortunately, the overall plot is still quite exciting and worth reading.

It's impossible for it to be good; I lost interest after just one beginning.

That's a bit low IQ

As I said before, poor people aren't qualified to write stories about rich people, especially with elementary school-level writing and logic—it's exhausting to read.

It's too early to judge. This book is utterly terrible, completely mindless. How was it written?

There are too many green tea bitches. The female lead hasn't even been decided yet, and there are already tons of them.

Later it became so ugly that I couldn't bear to watch it.

What the heck?!

Here and there,