Bound to a Popularity System, I Want to Be a Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic Villain

It's almost two hundred chapters, and it's still on Seafood Star. A third of the 500 chapters take place on Seafood Planet, and there are only three battles. It's unbelievable! After three months of saving up 70 chapters, the progress is practically nonexistent.

I started reading the book as soon as it was released. The first volume was indeed well-written, but it got worse and worse as it went on, and I couldn't stand it anymore. I haven't touched it for almost two months. I occasionally check the comments section to see if the author has updated with any quality content. But after browsing the comments section for the past two months, I found that the author is still the same and hasn't changed. It's really disappointing.

Just when things were starting to look up and we thought we were finally going to leave Crab Star, the spaceship exploded. The beginning is about small fish, and water droplets are one thing, but a bunch of aquatic creatures from a marginal planet playing politics? What makes you think the audience will be interested? I'm speechless.

The second season is over, and it just jumped from one water tank to another of the same size without any progressive expansion of the map. They even added a completely pointless clone in the water-related storyline, essentially throwing away the entire character development of the first season and creating a new one. And based on my experience, the clone will definitely become too powerful later on, crowding out the main character's plot, and even taking over. Writing it like this probably means the author didn't even have an outline; the plot has completely gone off track.

Yun Ruoxi really has no more screen time. The buildup was too long, and it wasn't even a wildly popular novel; they were just waiting for that long-awaited moment to shine. She's already been through enough heartbreak. Yun Ruoxi's identity is in the anime adaptation; every writer of this kind of story has to use the "split personality" trope. What I liked was the intense suffering Yun Ruoxi experienced in the early episodes; now, watching Xiaoyu doesn't evoke that same feeling anymore.

It's been two months, and we're still on Seafood Planet. The main character hasn't had a single scene. Even just having some scenes between Shio and Yu, which they direct and act themselves, would be better than them being like dead people. Judging by the plot, the movie will probably be a long stretch of filler.

This is really ridiculous... Is it really worth it to keep fishing like this? It's exhausting to watch.

The storyline of Xiaoxi in the first volume is the most exciting I've read in a while. However, reading it for the past month has been torture for me; I simply can't continue.

I hope the author will revise the outline and save the manuscript. This way, it won't be easy to break the draft if something happens, and it will also be easier to make major adjustments. I've been following this book for a long time and I still hope it can be written well, and that the major issues can be fixed. The recent plot has been incredibly awkward and boring, especially the latest two chapters.

This is so weak, bro! Dozens of chapters for fighting mechs, dozens more for rescuing a little fish, and this Crab Kingdom arc takes so long, and you only have twelve episodes in a season? Aren't you sure you won't get flamed by the audience?