Urban: Choosing My Identity from the Start

If you don't accept the confession, then don't you just have to confess it yourself?

This is a disguised form of making the protagonist a TJ.

I feel that in the perception of the author of The Flying Donkey, straight men are no different from sand sculptures.

If you are a normal person, you will choose one, go home and inherit the family business. You don't even mention the reason, just choose three. I said I don't understand. Since I don't understand, I can only**

"The Protagonist's Indescribable System" agrees with the girl and the system's ability disappears. On the contrary, the protagonist has to reject the girl all the time. Then the protagonist and a muscular man live side by side for life, and there is a picture in the mind⊙?⊙! Is it the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality? Let's go into this novel together

When I read Chapter 55, I didn't feel anything at all. I want to ask why, because I don't have any brains. As for the rest, I stopped reading. I want to ask why, because it is charged.

For example, option one is that he is deaf-blind, but his family is superior and he is the son of a wealthy family. Option two, disabled person, no left hand or right foot, but a second-rate warrior. Option three, a passerby who is about to starve to death, has no characteristics and has nothing but poverty.

Believe me, most people will definitely be the first choice

Even the personality is given by the system, how is that different from a robot?

Is it really okay to keep hanging on to others like this? In the eyes of the protagonist, are girls just tools to complete tasks?