I'm in Honkai, and This Narration Seems Off

Honestly, the system in this book talks way too much, and it's all unnecessary. Other parts aren't bad, but the dialogue with the system is pure filler; it's completely unnecessary. In fact, most of the dialogue would be better readable if the system's lines were removed. Aside from predicting danger and providing necessary explanations, the system has absolutely nothing interesting about it. Instead of having the system talk so much, the author should have focused more on the interactions between the protagonist and other characters. The novel is indeed well-written; ignoring the talkative system, it deserves a 90+ point score, but with that in mind, it's only around 70.

Isn't it supposed to be 90% off? Why is it still so expensive?

The interlude is finally back! (Crying) But I have to start watching it all over again.

I've read about a hundred chapters, and I want to ask, is the protagonist a soul-transmigrator? Or did he awaken memories of his past life? I don't mind the soul-transmigration itself, but I don't really like the idea of ​​inheriting the original body's social network after transmigrating (especially Rita and Silly Goose), because ultimately, Rita and Silly Goose's feelings for the protagonist are still for the original "Lin Yu," and it feels like they've possessed someone else's body #(you know what I mean).

What is this book about? Is it good?