Breaking Things ********

I felt like a few chapters were like workplace bullying.

It's quite interesting. Some plot writers have adapted it, but it's the first time that the protagonist is asked to do something by everyone, or he is ostracized. In fact, I feel that the protagonist can just leave. After all, the protagonist in the last movie traveled through time, and there was only one system. He didn't know anyone. Later, it was normal for him to have feelings and dependence on Mo Fei. But in this one, he is not. I know everyone's personality is different, but after he offends everyone, leaving directly is actually an option. At that time, he actually didn't have much emotion. The handling of that part is rather strange, the author's writing is much better, and the plot is okay, not bad. I still like it very much, but I feel that the protagonist's character does not need to take a step up, but is at a lower level. I know I may be wrong. To be honest, I like the protagonist very much. I have liked the protagonist very much since the last step, so even if it is interrupted, I will open the book from time to time, so when I see that the protagonist has not traveled through time in this world, and does not know the plot, but he has relatives. It feels strange that he is still in such a low position under such circumstances. I just feel that he should be better.

Just Ouyang Murphy, I really want to know about this situation and how we ended up together.

Congratulations to the author on his successful resurrection (o^^o)

The heroine must not be Murphy, there are too many Murphys.