Trash novel with a mentally stunted and extremely lecherous MC and and crappy plot which makes little to no sense. From how the characters from the versatile mage universe behave in this novel, it's seems like the author is projecting his own trashy behavior into the MC. Best not to waste your time.

One of the better honkai fanfics I've read. It's based on the HI3 game and as of chapter 225 is well-structured and properly adapt and integrates details from the original game and manga. Halfway through, around chapter 220 the focus of the story moves away from the MC and onto the other characters (harem and antagonists) and becomes relatively boring, especially having to read about single-digit IQ Kiana's antics from before she matured. Post that, the MC goes to a funeral china styled bubble world in the sea of quanta for no apparent reason, making it feel like the overall plot derailed.

Chinese face-slapping trash, not worth anyone's time.

Not sure why this novel is rated so low. Aside from a few issues with the translation and names which can be expected from an AI translation, it's pretty interesting and a unique take on the Bleach world with the protagonist travelling to the 1800's rather than the modern era. As of chapter 160, it's a solid 7.5/10, unless you dislike harems or a relatively carefree and playful protagonist.

The MC is basically a playboy super simp who harasses and coerces heroines from various works. Similar to a Pokémon collector Chinese novel but in a mixed anime world. It was slightly interesting in the start, but around chapter 100 turns into trash

It's basically a typical chinese novel with the names of Digimon characters plastered over it. There's nothing new or innovative, just the same wuxia/xianxia tropes copy-pasted from other works. The tags also don't mention the r*pe which happens less than 50 chapters in.

Garbage novel with a ridiculous start, trashy system and dumb protagonist. The characters and plot feel like they've been written by a grade-schooler or a mentally stunted child, as while the translated grammar is itself not bad, the plot is.

The slice of life is highly excessive here, with the protagonist getting looks, money and talent through a system but he himself is pretty much a passive loser himself who probably couldn't survive a day if not for the system. While he is neither a typical Japanese beta MC nor a perpetual skirt chasing Chinese young master, he's somewhere in the middle, surrounded by women who want him but too much of a pansy to accept them except for the one or two he's desperate for.