Krozam_00

The summary is pretty clear about what this story is about, I don't know what kind of mental gymnastics you had to do in order to expect netori. 🤨

That's rich coming from him, given how controlling he sometimes acts.

Honestly, sometimes I don't really like the way he deals with her. It would be fine if he explained his reasons and persuaded her, but instead he just commands her like she was his doll to control.

Honestly, I don't find this funny or endearing. I've always hated this cliché, a guy forcing himself to eat terrible food just because it was cooked by the girl he likes. What's even worse is saying that it's delicious. What's wrong with honesty? She'll never improve if you don't give honest feedback. Lying just to spare her feelings it a disservice to her in the long term. Then there's the fact that apparently she conveniently forgot the natural appearance of the dishes for a moment, seeing nothing wrong even though they're all black. Everything about this scene is ridiculous and frustrating.

She's taking initiative for a change. I like it.

Based on the first 36 chapters, it seems that this is one of those utterly average, unoriginal urban cultivation novels. It's not terrible, it passes for a "fast food" read, but there's nothing that stands out, it's just a series of clichés. At least the translation is decent.

I don't mind harem, but the sweetest romances are usually one-on-one.

Wow, that's incredibly good performance for someone without a cheat.

Sweet talker. 😂

It COULD be butterfly effect, but a more likely explanation should be that he's not the only regressor.