The System Is Controlling Me!

Swire just said she liked men who danced with her while defeating powerful enemies, and two chapters later the system did just that. It feels like the female characters are in love with the system's shadow, not the protagonist. After the game was released, the protagonist even saved Theresa, but I still feel Theresa should have died.

So when will the identity issue be resolved? #(Question mark) This feels like it could easily turn into a masked bombshell. #(Dizzy)

Has Lao Wei become a completely negative character? I saw before that Lao Wei didn't want to sit on the golden toilet anymore and ran away with a bucket, what happened now?

Longmen used to be a must-read for fanfiction, but this plot has ruined it. Both Chen and Xiaota were previously portrayed as perfect victims, and now the Yan Kingdom plot is adding 12 members of the Sui family to the pool, which creates a huge problem. The problem is that too many characters are going to be added to the gacha pool; there are 12 characters just for the "Year of the Raven" gacha, and they all need to be in the "Perfect Victim" category. If you're all saints and good people, how did Terra end up like this? Shouldn't it have become a paradise on earth long ago? The deaths of the Grand Tutor's family, the plight of the young man, the survival of the infected, the tragedy of the Chen family, and the two daughters of Yates... The needs of the paper sellers conflicted with the dark and cruel worldview created by Hypergryph. This contrast is too much of a burden to be placed on Yanwu; it would make the other characters look stupid. They've been caught off guard by Eaglehorn. Now all we can write about Lao Wei is worse than a dog or a donkey. The conflict between the deposed Crown Prince Yanwu and Duke Kosich of Ursus should have been established in ancient times, but the writing team at Hypergryph has changed several times. Writing new characters is troublesome, so they simply put all the blame on Lao Wei...

Unfortunately, the writing went astray. It should be like before the game's release, repeatedly completing missions for different characters. Now, the fun factor... This one isn't as good as it was before it was put on the shelves. Or perhaps the protagonist's moral standards are set too high; if the protagonist were a tyrant... Saint, if you're just using the system to have fun, then everyone doesn't need to worry about the masked thunder.

The beginning was alright, but then in the last seventy-odd chapters, when they started writing about the Longmen Yan Kingdom, what was the point? It was so rushed. They just kept changing the character's identity to the younger brother, and they tried to justify it like that. What is this? Are they going to write about him becoming emperor later? If you're going to be emperor, why would you use this system?

Come on, Shennong

The latest chapters only show more respect for hoodies than YJ (YY's fan club name).

How did things start turning out so badly?

The author is Qu