National Fate: With Two Systems, I Become Invincible by Spending Money

This is a story that's basically a no-romance tale where female supporting characters are everywhere and male supporting characters die. And most of the important female supporting characters are related to lolis (young girls), either for their looks or their aura 🥺. The male supporting characters, to be precise, are villains, some of whom are somewhat homoerotic, and they die pretty quickly.

It feels like the two systems could be combined into one, creating an unlimited spending cashback system. It's a really good book.

It's very good, but why are there so many female monsters? Could you please add a few male ones? Although your writing is excellent, based on my experience of always reading comments before reading a book, this style might dislike some readers who don't like too many female characters. I'm just offering a suggestion, please don't be offended. If you, the author, don't mind my comments, please don't take offense.

It's really good, author, please update soon! But there's one more thing, I want to know why the official comments were removed? I quite like commenting in the paragraph comments.

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Please let the main character and Liao Yangzhou be together!

Are you going to update or not? 😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫

This book is pretty good. The combination of system, national destiny, and ghosts is the kind of book I like. Reading two systems together is really enjoyable. The plot feels quite novel. The male protagonist is very clear-headed and not a saint. It's a pure invincible story. He's devoted to his country and enjoys spending money. It's a fairly authentic super-rich novel.

The beginning of this book was really good, very enjoyable, and the plot was quite novel. It's a shame there were so many female characters, but that's to be expected since it's a male-centric story and the protagonist is very patriotic. It's a pity the ending was so bad. If the author had continued writing, I think this kind of story could have easily become a hit. It's such a shame. Overall, the content is pretty good; I'd give the plot four stars.

I don't know why it got such a low score. I think it's really good. It's my favorite kind of brainless novel, not a Mary Sue story, just pure invincible. It's excellent!!!