Caught in Love's Whirlpool, I Can't Fall in Love

There were too many female leads, and the show fell apart in the middle and later stages. It was only good in the beginning, and I personally dislike people in the entertainment industry.

The ending is completely baffling; it's best to stop after reading the first 400 chapters, as you'll have no idea what the author is trying to say.

Not a single character accepted? And there's no sign of them accepting anything? Is this supposed to be a romance novel? How long has it been since any of the previous characters appeared? The early chapters were well-written, so I'll give them credit. And what about Mizuki? She's only appeared a handful of times since the beginning. What's the point of this character? I don't think her existence is necessary to advance the plot. And this open ending? It doesn't feel open at all. If you can't write anymore, just say so. And the Dragon Jade? Just keep writing until the King of Soldiers commands 100,000 warriors! This ending is just like the one in the other game, "Conquest Battle," at least it had some semblance of openness. This "openness," tsk tsk tsk. Just my personal opinion...

To put it simply, the male protagonist currently has twelve women around him, listed in order of contact: Xu Yanyan (Sword Saint of Wuji), Tang Yin (Breaking Bad), Han Ying (The Assassin of the Flock), Su Yumo (Angel Descends), Xin Yuan (Cunning Idol), Pang Siruo (Chainsaw Maniac), Ganju (As Her Name Predicts), Tao Xiao (Piltover Policewoman), Ji Yao (Outlaw), Sha Daixue (Japanese Shrine Maiden), Mo Fengwu (Female Fighter), and Qin Ge (King of Freebies). Besides these, there's his younger sister Lin Ling and his senior Meiyue; their progress is currently unknown, but they're likely to be the final boss and a hidden boss, respectively. There's also a transmigrated woman whose name I can't remember (to be honest, I hope the author...).

Damn it, refund us! How can you treat us like this? Damn it! Refund us!

I have a theory: Could it be that Senior Meiyue is actually Lin Ze—not the cross-dressing Lin Ze, but the female version of Lin Ze? Zhang Fei's lips twitched wildly when Lin Ze asked if his true love was Lin Meiyue because he had fallen for his female self.

If you haven't started playing yet, I recommend you don't, because the pacing gets really messy later on.

Seeing the part about Pang Ruosi in Saw, I can understand the protagonist desperately trying to escape, but couldn't an ordinary person at all have the same idea of going along with her? I tolerated some minor flaws in the early parts; after all, it's impossible to write something perfectly. But after writing for so long, the protagonist died over 70 times and still obediently survived. What was the point of writing all that before? What's the difference between this and directly feeding the reader shit? Also, the protagonist's inexplicable crush on that senior, Meizuki, is inexplicably devoted and can't forget her. What was the point of writing her? How many chapters has it been, and she's only shown her face once? What was her purpose? The plot has progressed to...

Poor Han Jie. So pitiful. If she hadn't gone berserk and killed the male lead, perhaps things would have turned out differently!

This is the first time I've thought to write a review for this book. I bought it back in 2019, and I think I went straight to chapter seven. I'm currently reading chapter seven, and overall, I feel it's terrible. Not for any particular reason, just the repetitive descriptions that haven't been improved in the previous six chapters, the numerous typos, and the countless women who don't have a clear love for the male lead, but only want to possess (kill) him. Perhaps the author intended to make the plot more readable, but from what I've read these past few days, there's been no improvement, it could even be considered a regression. From Xu Yanyan at the beginning to Su Yumo, they all had a foundation of affection. Xin Yuan, on the other hand, feels completely...