Everyone Gets Bound to a System, but I Have to Play One
人家绑定系统，我却要扮演系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
59Chapters
44kReads · all time
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Reader comments 4
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The author's writing is completely different from the title of the book. He clearly plays the system, but it doesn't feel like he is acting at all. To be honest, the plot is old-fashioned and has no freshness at all. It is written as an orphan at the beginning, and then there are very powerful characters with parents and useless characters. The author is really vicious. This clichéd plot that has been fucking for more than 10 years is also written. I really don't understand what the author is writing, isn't it playing the system? The title of the book is well written. Did the author have any misunderstanding about the role? Also, the main character, Goldfinger, always feels like he was left behind by his parents. The author made me not interested in reading it anymore. It's so cliche. I was asked to write a system where the main character is behind the scenes. The main character's world is also an extraordinary world. In reality, the main character finds people to make systems for others and plans the system himself behind the scenes. They are all better than this, and the characters can be changed at any time! Ninety percent of what the author writes is borrowed from other people's novels. If he doesn't have his own ideas, it will 100% collapse later, and the highlights will not be seen at all. Or the author will write a story with the same title, and the protagonist is to be a cheat for others, and the characters can be written to death. Everyone has a story, you can speculate on it as an author, but don't speculate on everyone's story. What's the point? It can be written by both men and women. Authors shouldn't write other people's books by boys as girls. This will make everyone vomit. They are much better than yours. Author, you still write! How can it become popular? You can learn from it, but the name should be different. It should have the author's own ideas and story development, and not the same story development. Otherwise, readers will know what will happen next. What is the highlight of this? There will be no climax for readers, so how can they look at the back! The author can check to see if this is true!
Here we come (pretending to be familiar with the author)
Come on, it's okay, but there are too few descriptions of system commissions.
Not bad!!