Siheyuan: Activating the Hunting System from the Start

Gossip. Both the protagonist and the system seem to have some kind of mental illness. The protagonist has a relapse, and the system makes sarcastic remarks. It's so annoying. The author's writing style is completely like this: they just get carried away while writing and find it quite interesting, without considering the reader's feelings.

I'd had it saved for a month or so without opening it. Today, on a whim, I opened the table of contents and scrolled to the bottom: Chapter 393, "Strategic Planning in the Middle East," and Chapter 396, "380 Nuclear Warheads..." My thoughts were racing.

With such a powerful background, it's a waste to marry Lou Xiao'e. At best, she could only be a concubine.

A vocational school graduate gets a management position right after starting work, and now he's doing purchasing?

Quite the saint! As long as it's related to the original plot, even if you offend the protagonist to death, the protagonist will still let it go. A saintly figure of the new century! Even if someone puts sleeping gas in the protagonist's woman's room, the protagonist only gives her two thousand dollars to settle the matter. Two thousand dollars back then...

I don't like this kind of conscious, conversational xitong.

So, is the main character's surname Li or Lin?

The novel, to put it bluntly, fulfills a personal fantasy. My fantasy is that the panda, having not wasted its time and taken a detour, grabbed the polar bear by the collar, slapped it twice with its big nose, and said, "You dare call yourself a bear!" Then it turned around and kicked the white-haired eagle in the chest, "He wasn't talking about you, was he? Remember, from today onwards, I'm in charge of Blue Star. Who agrees, who disagrees?"

A mindless story; the system will chat with the male lead from time to time... Suitable for beginners.

Because he couldn't find a suitable job after graduating from vocational school, he was dumped by his "white moonlight" (ideal love interest), and he was incredibly depressed. [Author, can you at least do some research on the historical period before writing fan fiction? High school graduates had to wait for jobs from the local government, while university and vocational school graduates were guaranteed job placements with incredibly high salaries, comparable to skilled workers.]