I Really Can't Control Myself

The subject matter is good, but I want to complain about the fact that the protagonist doesn't know anything, he still follows his heart, and his body is controlled by the system. This feeling is like, for example, if a bad person wants to bully you and pushes you deliberately, you will be immediately controlled by the system and fight with the bad person. In the end, the bad person dies, and you plunder the bad person's finances, pat your p-shares and leave. You know clearly that as soon as someone touches you, you will be controlled by the system. You have no memory, but you sneak aside and prepare to touch the body. In the end, you were controlled by someone else's system. If it weren't for the system, you wouldn't know how you died. Two stars, no more.

Emmmm, how should I put it? Let me talk about the conclusion first. Personally, I feel it is not worthy of the 8.8 Rating. I haven't seen the paid chapters yet, so I'll just briefly share my thoughts. First of all, the author worked hard to conceive the plot, and he also has a sense of nonsensical sense of humor. Then, there was no main line and the narrative was a bit watery. I tried skipping a chapter, but it didn't seem to have much impact. In the end, I just read too much and can't write. Just personal opinion.

Don't forget that the system will only fight back when the protagonist is harmed, regardless of the degree. If a person suddenly appears in front of you, you will be curious. If a person suddenly appears in a place, the country will be curious. When a non-white person suddenly appears in America, it's not just a matter of asking. Don't forget that many of the mages in Doctor Strange are Chinese, but they are only supporting roles, or they are only worthy of supporting roles. I wonder if anyone has thought about the reason why the protagonist resisted? Has anyone thought about what would happen if the protagonist didn't resist? I don't know either. I remember there was a black man who was walking fine on the street, but then he was raped by a white man. Then his family asked the police for an explanation, but the police raped him. Therefore, the so-called fairness in the United States may not be enjoyed by the Chinese. Anyway, the protagonist doesn't have that much life to experiment with. And if a stowaway suddenly appears, he will definitely be taken away. It is the most experimental thing. Don't say that the United States is so good and that is so good. I just hate the United States.

The story of this book is very simple. The protagonist has traveled through time, but there is no memory of the time before. The protagonist also has a self-aware system that can fight back when attacked regardless of the level. The system can also take the protagonist to other times to obtain points to repair, strengthen himself, etc.

What most people can't accept when reading this book is that the system forcibly controls the protagonist's body. I couldn't stand it earlier, but otherwise I tolerated it because it was quite funny. When I entered the world of death, I couldn't stand it at all. It's because the word "fashion value" has appeared before, but it's not offensive. In the world of death, it can appear twenty to thirty times in one chapter, and I almost broke my phone. It's acceptable for a person to show off occasionally, but it's a bit stupid and cheap to keep showing off.

I feel that when I go to the main world with a maxed-level account, I am very reserved when doing things. It feels like everything is strenuous and I just finish it. It is actually not funny to do things in the main world. After I finish working in the main world, I go to other worlds. Both of them are very capable.

I don't know whether you understand it or not. Anyway, I can't understand it (#-.-). This way of writing, hitting a rod here and hitting a rake in the west, looks overwhelming. I don't know how it got a rating of 8.8. Are you kidding me?

The protagonist recognizes n nephews = recognizes n nephews and his grandfather = recognizes n fathers

Although it's okay for you to identify people randomly, it feels a bit disgusting to recognize someone every time you go somewhere.

I can't remember my previous memories or my life experiences. When I first joined Marvel and started fighting Spider-Man, you knew everything? Something is obviously wrong here. There is a conflict. The first chapter conflicts with the second chapter at the beginning.