I feel like the main character (MC) is quite underpowered in this situation. Most of the time, MC seems to lack control over their destiny, relying heavily on luck, coincidences, or the主角光环 (ML) allowing them to do whatever they desire. The dynamic between the two main characters is also imbalanced, as ML's overwhelming strength makes it difficult to maintain a gripping, competitive atmosphere. The story itself is intriguing, and there's immense potential in the plot, but unfortunately, it often becomes predictable due to the lack of well-developed comeback moments for MC. The character's reliance on dramatic magic tricks feels underwhelming, as the author fails to build up these moments convincingly.
Two aspects of the ending left me slightly disappointed. Initially, there was anticipation for Number 3 to be a significant antagonist, but their defeat felt anticlimactic and not worth the buildup. Additionally, the system, which caused so much suffering, gets away without any consequences when ML achieves their wish. It's a letdown, especially considering the weight of the events leading up to that point.
While I still enjoy the novel, it seems to shift focus from the thrilling, limitless progression to the relationship between MC and ML, which is enjoyable, but it no longer provides the same level of excitement. If you're looking for a novel filled with nail-biting suspense and constant surprises, this might not be your cup of tea. However, if you prefer a story with an intense transformation from enemies to lovers, this novel would be a great fit.
In conclusion, I enjoyed reading it, but it's not the same adrenaline rush I initially expected. Peace out.