Film and TV: How Could My Sister Be Qiao Jingjing?

Ultimately, the protagonist's weak inherent strength, coupled with the presence of idiots constantly embarrassing him, leads to his downfall. Furthermore, having lived a second life, his thinking in various aspects is somewhat naive.

The protagonist transmigrated as an infant? Confirmed, the protagonist is a good-for-nothing with lustful desires but no courage.

The protagonist is a pure slave to the system. Do you think Chapter 10 is reasonable? The rewards remain the same, but the punishments have become more severe. There are still relatively few people criticizing it in the comments. The protagonist's mental age is poorly described; he's portrayed as young but lacks ruthlessness, and as mature but lacks composure. In conclusion, his schizophrenia and everything else are just his delusions before his death.

Not bad! Qiao Jingjing's start is good, and Sang Zhi and her daughter's situation will only get better!

The way they use their cheat codes is so hesitant and timid. It's been years, and the cheat codes are still forced tasks with penalties for failure. Also, the protagonist is just plain yellow; he's got the desire but not the guts, making him seem rather sleazy.

If you get hacked, find evidence against the hacker and sue them directly. Are you afraid to use hacking techniques?

In short, after reading a few chapters, you'll know it's not a wish-fulfillment novel.

Hahaha, so this is what they mean? The protagonist writes lyrics on the stage to show off and embarrass others. It's rare to see something like this these days.

Brother, you're a reborn person with a system, how can you be so useless? Just keep watching.

Even with a system, the protagonist is still flying around. Instead of writing slice-of-life stories, you insist on interspersing a lot of content about playing King of Glory. Are you out of your mind?