The System of a Carefree Life

What we strive for is that the plot development is reasonable and logical. Each character will take reasonable actions according to their own personality. The details are meticulous and not brainless. We welcome your valuable suggestions.

I have been in jail for 9 years, and I was released today after serving my sentence. After reading these chapters, I lit a cigarette and took a deep puff. I couldn't help but pick up the phone and call the warden. This is really good writing.

It's pretty good-looking, with no disturbing plot, and a bit of positive energy and perspective, but it doesn't force any sensational scenes, and it has high requirements for women. Although it may be a pain for the thieves because the protagonist is not a good wife, I have to admit that it is indeed of high quality. Anyway, it's not bad. Keep up the good work, author, and don't make it unfinished.

After roughly reading dozens of chapters, I found that the writing is quite good. It is not like other books that use all ghost coins. There are fewer poisonous points. After all, it cannot meet everyone's preferences. The logic aspect is definitely the top batch of Tomato God novels. The main reason is that the quality of Tomato's books is too poor. Nine out of ten books are written by junior high school graduates. What they write is wrong. The only advantage is that it is plentiful. You can read dozens of chapters of one book and replace it with another. This book is not said to be particularly brilliant in setting the background, logic and foreshadowing, but it is also smooth and does not have many bad points. I wonder why so few people have read it and the ratings are so low. Even if it is updated at 1,700 words per day, it is really small.

It doesn't follow the trend of Shenhao and Shuiwen. It is more innovative. Some of its views coincide with my thoughts on Shenhao's works. It's just that the way the three female protagonists appear so far is rather hasty, and I don't think the way they debuted is too pleasing. I hope to think more about it when adding female protagonists in the future.

Not bad, not bad. I'm used to seeing the same stereotyped slap-in-the-face articles and now I'm looking at this type of article. It's still interesting [please take a closer look]

This is one of the few novels written by Shenhao that has brains, logic, reason, and most importantly, it conforms to the general laws of society. The author is right. An ordinary person can get the equity of a tens of billions of companies in one fell swoop. Unless the people below are brainwashed, how can they obey the protagonist's words and advice? How many deputies are doing things that are contrary to their duties?

The writing is really good. Compared with most slap-in-the-face articles, it has gone up a level. Come on [punch hard] [learned] [please update] [note]

The system settings are very nice. Other systems that give away houses, cars, and shares at every turn feel like living in a virtual world.

The book is quite good, but it's a pity that it has multiple female protagonists. Personally, I only like the single female protagonist, so I'm sorry to bother you.