The Delusional Scumbag Rehabilitation System

The first world feels very similar to one I have read before, at least 90% similar.

I rarely give such a low rating. Not to mention that the first world has a strong sense of déjà vu, and the character designs are also amazing to me. The protagonist is self-righteous and cold-hearted. He has no apology for the people he has trashed, but only feels guilty. The system junior is irresponsible and wanders around. He deliberately targets and embarrasses the protagonist several times despite knowing the nature of his profession, regardless of public or private matters. There is also a problem with the logic chain. It seems that the protagonist Gong has no mouth, and the reason why he deliberately does not tell the truth is not clearly stated. Being a book-hungry person, I couldn't stand the third world anymore. The protagonist transforms into a controlling man who is a domestic violence man. He learns that the protagonist Gong was hypnotized by his opponent and did bad things. He left to protect him. His first reaction was to reconcile with his opponent? Has he ever thought about what he would think if the protagonist was not a time traveler, and the person he loved to protect after being unfairly wronged ended up getting along with the person who controlled him?

Well... It's a bit similar to the other half of the book

In fact, I want to say that you are 80% similar to another book. The author of that book even made a color palette [Thinking]

The first world is very similar to a book I read before, and the system has too many scenes, which is very annoying.

I suspect that the young master's article is a stand-in joke, but I have no evidence. Can anyone refute my statement? Why is the protagonist's attack so similar to that of the dead brother? Moreover, that world did not clearly explain the relationship between the protagonists. In the final analysis, people are still treated as substitutes, right? The person you like falls in love with someone who is very similar to yourself? Who are you talking about?

The plot is confusing, the protagonist's behavior is logically messed up, the system is also inexplicable, but he is constantly arguing with the protagonist online. It feels like he is struggling with the word count. The character design is not clearly written, and he gets angry and reconciles at other times. He is also a scumbag and comes back to clean up his innocence, but he still has to be coaxed like an uncle. The whole writing is as if it was pieced together by AI. After reading the comments, I realized that it seemed like it was copied from another book? Suddenly it makes sense [smile]

There is something wrong with this system. There is no logic in the change. It doesn't help. I don't know where the courage comes from to confront the host. The timeline is three years later, but it doesn't feel like three years later at all. The protagonist Shou has not taken care of the protagonist's clone in the past three years. Instead, he didn't seem to know there was such a person until he came back [awkward laugh]

I saw two books that are very similar. One is about the daily life of a cannon fodder scumbag, and the other is about how the ending is happy. The first world is very similar to the cannon fodder scumbag, and then the second world is also very similar to the world that ends at the end. The same calling, the same ruler, the same climbing over the wall and changing the shape. I really don't believe it is a coincidence [smile] [smile]

Uh, is there really no copying in the third world? They were all brought back and escaped to play. In other people's books, they just had their hair done casually, but here you had your hair done specifically? Or are they all over the wall? If there are some, they haven't even been changed. There was no time to follow the cigarette. Later, I took a ruler and changed it to a belt... It's really similar. There is also this "Zai Zai". I was confused when I saw it. They all call it the same. …With so many points put together, it's really hard not to doubt [Petrochemical]