(Cover image sourced from the internet. I'll remove it if there's a problem.) Qing Yezawa inexplicably transmigrates to a parallel-world Japan and inexplicably awakens a strange System that seems pretty useless. Parts of his life become anime episodes, with exciting scenes acted out whenever the moment calls for them. As long as the average rating from netizens is above 7.0, he can earn rewards.
Qing Yezawa isn't a screenwriter or an actor. In his previous life, he was just an ordinary corporate wage slave. He figured no one would give a high score to his uneventful life on screen.
Until the ratings came in--
[Random netizen a, five-star rating: "You hooked up with a young lady from a wealthy Tokyo family when you needed money, got the highest deviation score in school when you wanted to study, and have top-notch reasoning skills and looks. What's wrong with your life? Your life has a damn problem!]
[Random netizen c, five-star rating: "I know Miss Kanna Yuki is wonderful, and I know she came first, but... do you really not think underclassman Tamagawa is adorable?"]
[Random netizen d, five-star rating: "Going all in is a kind of wisdom. I put my entire net worth into this and became a shareholder."]
[...]
Qing Yezawa is baffled.
Seriously, what's wrong with this generation of netizens?!
