A Life Lived on My Own Terms

It's truly mind-blowing, but perhaps that's how most people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds think! But it's a novel, and the protagonist's starting point is much better than most. So just take a casual look!

The plot isn't as good after the changes. The male lead is just a food delivery guy from the bottom of society, so why do all sorts of rich women fall for him? As for the girlfriends, Lin Xiaoyu is really annoying after the changes, while the male lead keeps clinging to her. Su Yan would be a more suitable girlfriend.

After the changes, I wasn't as excited as before, and it even felt a bit awkward. But anyway, it's still pretty good. I highly recommend it!

The plot is decent, but there are occasional instances of missing words, which slightly affect the reading experience. The author should pay attention to this.

Good job, keep it up!

The writing is alright, but the updates are a bit slow. If you want to read it, you can wait and see.

It inexplicably started having a cultivation fantasy feel later on. And it had a terrible ending, so don't bother reading it.

Why did it stop updating?

The author was likely warned and ordered to make corrections halfway through the update, resulting in a complete lack of coherence between the beginning and end of the story. One chapter says they are a united front, while the next chapter asks why the case wasn't dropped... The whole thing is very disjointed.

Not bad