I Hate Girls, Yet They All Love Me

The protagonist's personality is a bit disgusting, and I feel it might be a trigger for some readers. Just like the author himself wrote in the story (the first time he deliberately didn't take Lin Ruixue home from school), it's purely out of masochism, more like a misogynistic personality than a misogynistic one. A misogynist is simply someone who resists interacting with women, not someone who is born without manners.

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This isn't misogyny, this is pure idiocy! I was disgusted while reading a novel.

The game starts with poison that forces players to quit; it's disgusting.

This book is alright, I guess. In a sea of ​​clichéd, feel-good novels, it's a breath of fresh air. The male protagonist isn't as naive as other protagonists; he's straightforward and his gradual transformation is quite appealing. However, it has quite a few flaws. How to put it? I think this novel is a somewhat clumsy attempt at a dark fantasy. The male protagonist's early psychology is so twisted that it's impossible to empathize with him (unless you're a stressed-out working professional, lol). I saw some people in the comments criticizing those who said the male protagonist's values ​​were warped, arguing that he was inherently psychologically twisted...

New readers shouldn't read reviews from 22 years ago. I don't know what kind of people were reading those reviews back then, thinking the male lead was fine and that it was pure CS (Counter-Strike) fiction. Honestly, even the author of "The Imperial Uncle" wouldn't dare write such a CS-like male lead. And the author who kept switching between single female lead and harem to deceive readers is just plain stupid. Time has proven everything. Some books are still recommended now, while others are universally disliked.

Nt authors who enjoy reading green-themed stories might want to give this a try.

A word of advice to all new readers: if you don't want to be affected by this book, don't read it. This is the first novel I've read where the author's character descriptions made me think they were an idiot. It's the first time I've ever read a book that's so disgustingly written.

Seeing that in Chapter 237 of Volume 2, Thea was groped by a scoundrel and no one complained? Everyone's tolerance for such things is really high!

The male protagonist's personality is far too immature. How could someone who has lived for twenty-three years not be able to control such a temper? Even if he dislikes someone, he shouldn't express it so openly. Anyone with a modicum of reason could keep their true feelings hidden. Moreover, the male protagonist's emotional shifts are extremely unnatural; each transition is awkward. Whether he's apologizing or throwing a tantrum, it all seems petty, as if everyone owes him something. Aside from the male protagonist, the novel's beginning is quite good; it's only the emotional changes after his rebirth that disgusted me.