Some make their own fortunes from scratch, while others were born into wealthy families.
They love making friends, cherish life, and know how to enjoy it.
But because they wear silk trousers,
they're branded playboys and subjected to all manner of slander and vilification.
In every story, they willingly play the notorious villains.
To improve themselves, they're forced to hide their intelligence and people skills,
and do their best to cozy up to the so-called righteous characters around them, doing things that look idiotic to everyone else.
After the System crashes, He Yu becomes a System and possesses these playboys one by one.
Ximen Qing: Am I a bad guy? I'm the best example of someone who made it on his own!
He Yu: Yes. Your mistake was being a little too self-made!
Wang Shihao: Why is my family getting ruined by that “the heavens are cold, so the king must fall” nonsense?
He Yu: Why bother arguing with someone who doesn't know the law? Isn't it better to contribute to society?
Playboy No. N: I...
He Yu: No need to speak. I'll take it from here!
Egged on by the He Yu brand System, the playboys stop playing second fiddle to the righteous heroes.
Some gather followers and save the nation in a time of chaos, while others build safe havens and save humanity in the apocalypse.
Some make a difference in modern society, while others hand out spirit stones in a world of immortal cultivation…
He Yu brand System: As a playboy, making a difference is what really matters!
Note: This System is made by a reputable manufacturer. You deserve one!
The creativity is very good, and the previous writing is very logical and vivid.
But he was too impatient later on, and he gave people Tianji interpretation from the beginning, so Wu Song didn't care. The friendship of fighting tigers together had already established a sense of trust. Even if he boasted that he was a magic stick and knew Tianji interpretation from the beginning, Wu Song would at best think that he was bragging and wouldn't resist much. But it's unreasonable later on. It's too smart to tell people's fates without ever meeting them, especially Song Jiang, whom you don't know at all. To interpret them for the first time you meet them. The ancients were people who rushed into temples and smashed things when it rained to pray to the Dragon King. They were not mentally retarded, and their respect for ghosts and Buddhas was limited. When encountering this kind of thing, the first reaction would be what is his purpose? Does he want to harm me? Stay away from him quickly. How could he immediately believe it and then sigh deeply, immediately change his life ambitions, and immediately become a confidant?
What a pity for such a good idea
Very good, a divine book, worth recommending! Three views are super correct!
The creativity is very good, and the previous writing is very logical and vivid. But he was too impatient later on, and he gave people Tianji interpretation from the beginning, so Wu Song didn't care. The friendship of fighting tigers together had already established a sense of trust. Even if he boasted that he was a magic stick and knew Tianji interpretation from the beginning, Wu Song would at best think that he was bragging and wouldn't resist much. But it's unreasonable later on. It's too smart to tell people's fates without ever meeting them, especially Song Jiang, whom you don't know at all. To interpret them for the first time you meet them. The ancients were people who rushed into temples and smashed things when it rained to pray to the Dragon King. They were not mentally retarded, and their respect for ghosts and Buddhas was limited. When encountering this kind of thing, the first reaction would be what is his purpose? Does he want to harm me? Stay away from him quickly. How could he immediately believe it and then sigh deeply, immediately change his life ambitions, and immediately become a confidant? What a pity for such a good idea
Very good, a divine book, worth recommending! Three views are super correct!