The System Forces Me to Become a Heartbreaker, and All the Hotties Are Smitten

I just feel like the female lead should have cared more about her family at the beginning. She gave all her money to others, which made her seem a bit too saintly. There were also a lot of typos. Some parts of the early episodes were good, while others were just too frustrating. And I felt it was a bit padded (please don't criticize if you disagree).

The premise was alright, but the female lead seemed incredibly weak. The supporting characters kept provoking her, which she consistently ignored, thinking she'd get her comeuppance later. Also, there was that scene where her brother smashed his phone on the car, and he was frantic, thinking he'd have to work his whole life to pay it back.

Those who aren't fans of celebrities might not be able to empathize with the novel's plot (I read this book from a fan's perspective). Although it's a female-centric novel, it beautifully portrays how, after a career setback, someone helps her through the difficult times, ensuring she doesn't struggle financially. I also hope everyone has such a helpful system.

I was initially quite interested after reading the synopsis, but in order to highlight the male lead's special feelings for the female lead, the female supporting character started causing all sorts of trouble, making the plot a bit padded out, and there was also a lot of competition between the female leads...🌚🌝

The female lead is a saint, indifferent to everything and understanding of everything. She remains calm even when facing enemies and often does unusual things. Does she think the male leads are blind? How could such a personality be liked by the male leads in the story? Is it just for the sake of writing the story? Not to mention, the female lead feels indebted to her family.

To be able to write over 260 chapters entirely about Qi Ye from chapter 162 is truly genius. The romance is so slow, and there's this constant, inexplicable female-female rivalry—I'm at my wit's end. With two-thirds of the plot focused on Qi Ye, does the female lead have no other potential suitors?

The plot is slow and drawn-out, the emotional development is like a snail's crawl, and the whole thing lacks any refreshing creativity. The overall atmosphere is as bland as boiled water. The female lead squanders her family's wealth to help outsiders in the early stages, but the fact that her family treats her well later only highlights her cold and selfish nature, making her seem heartless.

When I first saw the title and synopsis of this novel, it really piqued my interest. This isn't the first, nor will it be the last, cashback system novel I've read, so I thought it would be different. But it's all the same old thing. The plot is rambling and convoluted. They spent two weeks on the male lead's storyline and still hadn't finished.

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What kind of rubbish is this? I saw someone say that non-fans can't empathize with the content, and I want to say that fans definitely can. Putting aside the writing style, it's clear the author has never played or understood the game. Yao's level four character at the start is amazing!