Luxury Goods: I Never Cheat the Poor

The purpose of this golden finger is to let you win the game. Even if you lose, the system will give you a huge reward to make you come back. The result is great. The protagonist is a professional player who doesn't want to win the game but still wants to be an actor. What's the point of this? You want rewards just for the sake of rewards? Isn't the essence of the rewards given to you by the system just to let you win the game? Or is this ldl-level protagonist so crazy that he thinks he can keep winning without acting? If you start by writing that the protagonist tries his best and loses a game because he is not good enough, and then the system rewards him with a better mentality than this guy's actor, not to mention there are rewards even if he wins, I don't quite understand it. At least this actor's mentality is no longer worthy of being called a professional player. He doesn't respect the profession, let alone his teammates and opponents.

Luxury goods are insulated from the poor. Even if you have ideas, you won't be able to cheat them.

Starting from scratch: kill Feng Yuan at the beginning

No one will watch it when it's on the shelves. It's boring to play alone.

I feel that this urban book is quite well written, and I hope the author will continue to update it!

Commentary on Chapter 234: Unexpected Endorsement Fees written by Ah Luxury: I Never Cheating the Poor.

Stupid criticism, pretentiousness, imitation of others