My Girlfriend Is a Goddess-Level Beauty

The synopsis mentioned "yandere," which initially made me hesitant, but then it said "pure love," so I figured I'd give it a try. And wow, I've never seen a girl who likes to put sacks on men before! 😂 The female lead is so flirtatious, always wanting to be pushed around! 😂 Can't she be a little more reserved? 😂 The later episodes are full of sweet moments and romantic scenes, I'm overwhelmed with their sweetness. Now I'm strangely looking forward to seeing how Bai Mengze will become yandere, since Ji Wenyan is really quite devoted, and it seems unlikely he'd cheat on her later. And the side effects of that item that reduces yandere stats... Well, you know. 😎 Oh, and I strangely want to see the male lead get pushed around! 😍 Also, all the characters in the book have their own romantic partners, I think...

Back then, this novel was still in real-time, and the protagonist and I took the college entrance exam in 2020. I never expected it to end like this...

My initial motivation for reading this book was the yandere element, but the author turned the protagonist into a complete simp. And a genuinely devoted one at that. This is a guy chasing a girl—it's pointless. Completely ignoring the fact that the protagonist's main goal is survival, he's now flirting with girls, completely deviating from his character and losing all trace of yandere traits. My motivation for continuing was the yandere, but what kind of garbage are we getting?

Currently, I've read 122 chapters. 1. The character descriptions are mediocre. The only character with personality is the protagonist, which is probably written by the author projecting themselves into the character. The only charismatic character is the naive, kindergarten-like female lead. To make her "cute," they even added the habit of constantly putting her in sacks. She seems reckless, clueless about social interactions, and like she's never been in society before. The others are either plot devices or incompetent villains. 2. The world-building is similar to the society before Xi Jinping came to power, a perfect example of the restoration of the old regime. Women and women collude, money can buy anything, or it's a typical "revolutionary" society...

This ending can't even be described as a snake's tail. After finally getting rid of all these annoying elements, it ended before we even got any sweet moments. Speechless.

The first chapter was alright, but it became increasingly formulaic as I read on. I'm currently on chapter 50, and the plot is too predictable. The villains seem to have a built-in "idiot buff," mindlessly causing trouble, and then the protagonist shows up and relies on their family connections. Of course, this is a light novel, and there are quite a few mindless parts in the plot. As for the writing style, although the update frequency is high, I read the first 10 chapters line by line, but later I could skim through twenty lines at a glance—it's a bit too bland. The current plot seems to be leaning towards the entertainment industry, which I personally find extremely distasteful.

As if things weren't bad enough, after a toothache, the author's eyes are now hurting. So, only one update today; double updates will resume tomorrow.

It's a slow burn, and it "cools down" in the end. The author thinks this is a good ending, but we persisted to the end just to see them get married and have children, right?

While systems are practically ubiquitous now, the premise of this book is still quite interesting. The vitality value directly represents one's status, which logically drives the plot forward. The interactions between the system and the male protagonist, while not entirely novel, are at least entertaining. As for the characters, I think the male protagonist's personality is excellent—outgoing yet genuine, cautious yet not timid—almost perfect (his constant mention of his father is hilarious). I also think the female protagonist's personality is great; unlike some mere decorative female leads or those with strange personalities, she's very distinctive, her character naturally revealing...

It's an urban fantasy novel, but the writing isn't particularly impressive. It's very slow-paced, uses overused tropes, and doesn't offer any real sense of "" (a feeling of exhilaration or excitement).