City Villain: The Heroines' Personas Crumble After They Read My Diary

Actually, it's quite well-written, but it feels like the author didn't really want to continue, and just abruptly ended the story.

The more I looked, the more awkward I felt. I couldn't even last half an hour, afraid that I would look even dumber.

You can only read the first 20 chapters; the rest are just repetitive, mind-numbing stories.

It was originally a story about a son-in-law living with his wife's family, but then ten more marriage certificates appeared, making things too complicated.

The male protagonist transmigrated, gained a system, and now wants to return to Earth (Why do you want to go back? Isn't it better to stay?). 2. The plot has gone so far as to completely veer off course that the male lead is still unaware. All three female leads inexplicably like the male lead.

It's alright, at least there aren't any major flaws, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

The ending wasn't perfect.

This book is alright, but the ending is a bit disappointing. Although some chapters are poorly written and even bad, it's not like the whole thing is unreadable. It's still somewhat readable, even if you're not very bright.

The ending was so bad it left me completely bewildered.

It was a terrible ending, nothing to say, I suggest you don't watch it.