Beast World: The Villainous Mermaid Cub Refuses to Reform the System

It's very good, but I think it would be better without the villain.

The ending felt a bit rushed, perhaps because the beginning was so captivating and the tone was set too high. It didn't explain what happened to the female lead's classmates at Kyushu University or her married life. Hopefully, there will be a second season or a spin-off.

The beginning was great, the middle and later parts were okay, but I was already tired of it, and the ending felt rushed.

The ending felt a bit rushed.

Well, I felt the ending was rushed, and it didn't explain the fates of important characters. Also, there was no depiction of the married life of the female and male leads. I always thought there would be six male leads, but it turned out there were only three, which was a bit disappointing.

My evaluation is a bit strict, so you can disregard it. The writing style is actually quite good, just not quite at the level of "exquisite writing." Everything else is fine. I feel it started strong but then declined a bit.

This book is quite good, although it has some minor flaws. Overall, it's acceptable. The ending felt a bit rushed, and the female lead's married life wasn't explored, but these don't detract from the overall experience. I suggest the author include a few side stories.

The beginning of the plot was alright, but many plot holes remained unresolved, such as the female lead's mother's past and the female lead's later years in college. The ending felt rushed.

It's pretty good; the plot is intricately woven and interesting. The main character is clearly a child, but the first half of the story feels like it's primarily focused on the stories of the main character's parents. It only becomes the focus in the second half when the main character suddenly grows up. The ending feels rushed; the mother's harem story is described in great detail, but when it comes to the main character's harem story, their two fiancés are briefly mentioned, and then it ends...🤯Emmm... The main character seems like a really nice person, which warms the heart. Although the ending seems a bit too saintly, it seems to fit the character's personality. The main character is not a ruthless person, but a little sun who repays evil with kindness when born in a bad place and is happy to help others when born in a good place. I like him 💕.

6. There's something about this novel that I'm quite confused about. Wasn't the female lead originally fifteen or sixteen years old who transmigrated into the body of a five-year-old? She has memories from before her transmigration, yet she acts like a five-year-old, and the key point is, she doesn't seem to want to act at all. This part is completely baffling to me.