You Beautiful Girls Want Me to Be Your Doormat? As If!

It clearly veered off-topic later on, focusing instead on career and work.

The synopsis of this book is terrible; it deterred me twice. I hope the author will revise it. Today, out of boredom, I clicked on this book with a try-it-out mentality. It was quite exciting to read, and I finished it in one go. It's a great book to read in your spare time. First, the title doesn't match the actual content. I suggest the author change the title, such as "Returning to the Past to Make Games," because the entire story revolves almost entirely around making games. The protagonist's life felt very fast-paced; he was always finishing one game and then starting another. The beginning was very well written, but the rest is just constant game-making. I recommend adding more slice-of-life content; I feel like slice-of-life scenes make up about a quarter of the book. Also...

I feel like what I'm writing is getting less and less interesting.

Well, to be honest, I had high expectations for this work at first, since the author chose the popular reincarnation theme, and clearly explained the reasons and conflicts of reincarnation from the beginning, which made it quite anticipated and fit the title perfectly. But as I read on, I felt like I'd been tricked into reading it. First of all, the title initially made me think this novel revolved around youthful romance. However, I discovered that the "scumbag woman" in the title was merely the reason for the male protagonist's transmigration, and the novel itself hasn't mentioned it at all so far. And what about the male protagonist's cheat ability? The first few chapters were somewhat memorable, mentioning things like being able to draw lotteries to obtain powerful items...

I feel that if I continue writing like this, it might turn into an urban system cultivation novel.

Day 9 of waiting for updates

Eighth day of waiting for updates

Firstly, I was drawn in by the novel's title, but as I read on, I realized that other characters could also fawn over the protagonist? Secondly, did the content stray from the main theme? In the fifty-odd chapters so far, the protagonist has mostly been playing games, gaining abilities through the system, and experiencing romantic encounters. Overall, the work is not bad, but perhaps because it's still in its early stages and I haven't fully grasped the novel, it became somewhat tedious towards the end. I think the author could add more slice-of-life elements, and hopefully, the protagonist will interact more with other characters.

Day 223

Tomb sweeping