Quick Transmission: After You've Got the Heroine, Who Cares About the Man?

The writing is quite good, but it is about human trafficking. I think the protagonist can buy medicine and poison all those children to death. I am not cruel. I have received this kind of education since I was a child. Can I change it when I grow up? Moreover, the lives of those people are like a mirror to those women. When they see those children, they will be reminded of their own past. From the conversation, they know that the thoughts of these children have been bad since childhood, and is delayed justice considered justice? There is a system, and there should be no problem in redeeming it with points. I was really looking forward to it, but it ended hastily. I feel that the personality of the heroine becomes more and more blurred as it goes on.

The heroine is useless and naive

It doesn't look good, the main character feels so-so

I have finished reading the first story so far. It is warm, ordinary, inspiring and very touching.