Transformed into a Facially Paralyzed Lolita, the System Asked Me to Act Cute?

In the second chapter, I was immediately persuaded to quit. It was going well until the system came out and became a bit poisonous. It was useless and forced me to clear the protagonist's power and abilities with one click and transform him into an ordinary person. I really can't stand this [rolls eyes]

I was persuaded to quit. What did the author think? You immediately lose all your abilities at the beginning. If you want to write a contrast, that's not how you write it, right? It may be a good book, but I can't read it, and I don't endorse it, although I may not deserve it. Those who like to read it should read it. I can't stand it anymore, so I'm leaving.

Other systems have golden fingers. This system is just to disgust the protagonist. I don't recommend watching it. It's very frustrating and semi-invincible. It's recommended to avoid lightning.

It's okay. I think everyone can't accept this system. I personally think that as long as you don't release disgusting or embarrassing tasks and the system can provide help, then everyone can accept it. The plot setting, characterization and writing are all good. I look forward to the new book.

Chapter 2: Dissuade them directly

Anyone in her position always has a few enemies. The ability disappears directly. This is no different from a dead person

I'm trying to persuade you to quit at the beginning, emmm, author, I can understand if you want to write this kind of thing, but the setting and system make people uncomfortable [laughing awkwardly]

That equilibrium value is real

Successfully persuaded to quit

I can only say it's outrageous, refer to the first comment But still not too cold Looking forward to the next one Modify[eat melon]

It would be fine if there was no balance value

Generally Chapter 2: Persuading to Resign

It almost poisoned me to death when I first came up.

The characters are not handled well and it feels awkward. Everything else is fine