My Big Sis Is Online, Teaching Me How to Behave

Leaving the plot aside for now, let's talk about the setting—it's fantastic! I'm even starting to question the author's brain! The sibling conflict is very prominent, and the sister's love for the great poet Li Bai is especially striking. The male protagonist, due to his underachiever status, was bullied from a young age, but his special talent gives him an absolute advantage. With the aura of a great poet and the protagonist's halo, how could he not have a harem? ╮(￣▽￣)╭. Okay, enough praising it, let's talk about the shortcomings. The protagonist's new sister's character is too mysterious and should be explained appropriately; otherwise, the various strange (?) Behaviors and even the murderous plot holes will be hard to fill. Also, the conflict between the siblings is too intense, which might affect the later plot...

The older sister's character is problematic! I think it would be better if she knew her younger brother was Li Bai!

The sensitive subject matter meant this book was like a stillborn baby.

Trash ending...

I want to subscribe to the whole thing but I'm worried about the plot being toxic. Can someone explain the ending?

If you really want to win back readers, stockpile more chapters. After all, we're all worried that the author might stop updating again, so results are essential for success.

I've put away my black-rimmed glasses and continued reading the book.

The author is clearly addicted to King of Glory!

Putting aside the book's quality, the premise is a bit hard for me to accept. The first chapter discussing merits and demerits didn't seem wrong, but later on, the problem arises: why does the protagonist always resent and complain about others being top students when discussing merits and demerits? Shouldn't it be about the darkness of society? Even if some so-called top students got there through money and power, that's undeniable. But reading the protagonist's inner monologue gives me the feeling of complaining and resenting others for being better than him. It feels like he's completely blaming everyone and everything. Reading this made me feel really uncomfortable and awkward. As for the rest, I only read a little...

The cover features a car.