The Witch-Like Campus Belle Had No Scandals, Until She Met Me

The protagonist is mentally challenged and disgusting. I don't know where he got such a high score; it's unbelievable. He feels like a loser from the last century who was transported to the modern era. Not only is he mentally challenged, but he also enjoys being disgusting. And yet, he's supposed to have a rebirth cheat ability?

It's quite good; the language is humorous and interesting, and I often laugh while reading it. I only have one request: please don't let the author switch to fantasy or cultivation elements later on.

It's quite good. This parallel world is different from what I imagined. At first, I thought the male protagonist would awaken a system and gain a lot of fighting skills, but I didn't expect the series of events that followed—being bound by a war god, being bound by an assassin—it really shows how different parallel worlds are. I like this kind of novel.

The character's inner monologues are very nuanced, and the use of rough language vividly highlights the character's personality.

The male lead is a complete idiot, I just don't get it. This kind of drama has shattered my worldview. You say the plot is exciting and creative, but the writing is terrible, the prose is very mediocre.

The main character is so stupid; anyone with a brain would find it disgusting.

This novel is quite interesting, with humorous language. I'm currently on chapter 50, and it's already very sweet. I hope it continues with these sweet moments. It's fine as long as it's set on Earth and involves showing off a bit; don't let it jump into a cultivation world later on, otherwise, the author won't be able to fill in the gaps later on.

Mu Siyu just disappeared after that. I was originally watching for the two of them, but it kept focusing on Leng Yanyan, and then Mu Siyu just disappeared. It's supposed to be a harem, but it's supposed to be pure romance. What's the point of saying it's neither a harem nor pure romance? The more I read, the less interesting it became.

Every single male character in the entire book is henpecked. No plot point in the book is triggered by any particular servile personality. It's like that line, "Even in your dreams you're so cautious." Poor author.

The main character is too sleazy. He's not decent at all, just like a loser.