Nineteen Years Old, What the Hell is the System for Making up for Regrets?

After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The male protagonist encourages his best friend to pretend to be gay to chase girls. He pretends to be his brother's boyfriend, and then pretends to be gay in front of his roommates and classmates. It's so misunderstood that it makes me sick. Is it the author's bad taste, or is there something wrong with the author's orientation? I'm speechless.

The heroine goes to a bar and gets teased. It's too toxic. I really can't stand it. There is a male protagonist to save me in this life, but what about the previous life? Do you have to be taken advantage of?

It may be a bit long-winded in the early stages, but it turns out really good later on. The author's writing is so good and the corpses are much warmer.

[Daily] [University Campus] [Multiple Heroines] [Easy] [Life] From ten to twenty is only ten years, but from twenty to thirty is a lifetime. After turning thirty, when I look back on the past, I will always say: "I wanted to buy sweet-scented osmanthus and drink it with me, but in the end it was not the same as when I was young." Having regrets is called life, and having no regrets is called perfect life. When the nineteen-year-old Qi'an loaded the system to make up for regrets, he knew that this life was destined to be perfect. [To make up for regrets, the system is loaded, host: Qi'an, age: 40. When you are forty years old, you don't know how many years you have left in your life, but you think of your nineteen-year-old self. At that time, you and your childhood sweetheart were admitted to college together, but the contact gradually became less and less after that. After marriage, there were only mutual blessings on holidays. Learn about Yu Shuning's current relationship status, reward: 1000RMB. The system came too early, and the direction of development is somewhat wrong. The girl next door who was a childhood sweetheart, the beautiful and powerful classmate, the senior who got married young and then divorced, the ex-wife who was disillusioned... Are all younger versions. What's worse is that they still believe in love.