Arknights: I Can Make a Killing Off Them

Holy crap, I really don't think there's anything wrong with this. Isn't this just a normal satirical story about men and women switching roles? Furthermore, the author's viewpoint isn't problematic. The protagonist is engaging in gold-digging activities, but the author is also criticizing it; there's nothing wrong with their values. Can any experts point out where the problem lies?

I wasn't particularly interested in the book based on the title and synopsis, but after reading the comments section, I'm hooked! I'm definitely reading this. The more despicable the protagonist, the better. Even if I eventually stop reading for other reasons, I'll still support it until our society reaches a consensus that men are also human beings, and that men's youth is also youth, not just that of laborers and mere providers. Only then can we achieve true equality of human dignity.

I feel the main character is not as good as Lin Pianpian.

To be honest, it's getting a bit boring. The "scumbag" stories don't focus on romance, and the "funny" stories aren't funny at all.

Are moral standards really that high now? How can the scumbag male lead be criticized so harshly? #(Question mark)

Essentially, this is a satirical piece about a long-haired male boxer in subspace, but why do I keep seeing so many dog-like reactions? 😅 Or did the stressed-out dog escape from the warp? 😅

Is the author writing this novel as if it were a sociology paper? #(Laughs) The comment is too standard: "The Paradox of 'Reverse Support': A Study on the Emotional Labor Alienation of Male 'Gold diggers' in Two-Dimensional Narratives"

I only glanced at the comments section and then couldn't be bothered to read it anymore. It was full of labeling and personal attacks. The intense conflict between readers is definitely problematic; isn't the author going to address this?

Hardcore, non-palatable male gamers are really putting on a show, can you feel it? #(Laughing and crying)#(laughing and crying)

Sigh, I think there's really no need to argue so fiercely. Why not just treat it as a lighthearted, female-dominated story? Honestly, among all the Arknights fanfiction I've read, this protagonist's moral standards are pretty good.