Systems Are All Human Traffickers! Wanderers, Come Home!

Wow! This book is so well-written!! It portrays those systems as "human traffickers" to the fullest extent. Sister Sheng goes to rescue those poor children "tortured" by the so-called small worlds, acting like their "savior" (the judge who saves the innocent souls of those small worlds). I think this novel embodies the "evil" of those so-called systems.

It's good, but I wish there were more female characters. Whether in the modern setting or the time-travel story, there are far more male characters. The world-building is good, and the dark world setting is novel. I hope there will be more important female characters. Later, I noticed that more female characters were added. Although the male-female ratio wasn't ideal, the overall concept was great, and the setting of each small world was ingenious and beautiful!

Excellent! The concept is novel, the logic is rigorous, and the writing is fluent. It's a very good quick transmigration novel. Actually, I've always wanted to criticize it. So many people are brainwashed into thinking that quick transmigration novels are good as soon as they see a system. In the adult world, it's all about exchanging benefits.

This book has truly opened up a whole new world for me. It's the first time I've seen a story about a transmigrator returning home, and I especially love the part where the protagonist collaborates with the Chinese people to build up China. Some novels depict collaboration as building on alien planets, which I find similar to infrastructure-building stories.

It's really good! I've seen a lot of stories about time travelers saving the world and then bringing the time travelers back, but this one is quite rare. It's very interesting to see the protagonist gradually gaining the time traveler's trust and the mutual tug-of-war, as well as collecting sample data from the small world. It's also not surprising to see the time traveler's heart value increase. Sheng Heqing is a heartthrob, he's really charming.

It's so good! The main and supporting characters (excluding the NPCs from the "original work") are all normal people with normal thinking—that's rare! I need more to come. I knew that if Sister Sheng introduced me to the same food, she must be a great person too. I need more and more delicious updates! (Weakly collapsed)

The premise is good, but there's a major problem: when the female protagonist in the small world scolds those men, it sounds like she's flirting, lacking any real threat, and she's even talking about love and such. It gave me goosebumps, especially the beastman world. I almost dropped it several times. Su Wanfeng and Lu Xunyao are both like that; only Shen Jianwei is a little better. But the premise is indeed good, so I'll persevere.

It's really good! The theme is so fresh, and the plot flows smoothly. It captivated me from the very beginning. I love it so much! The characters are so well-developed and incredibly well-written. The plot doesn't drag either. I love it so much, please update!!

It's great! The author arranged each short story very well. There were a few female characters at the beginning, but as the story progressed, more and more female characters appeared. The compatriots who were abducted by the system are really too miserable. Those who survived until they were returned by the system are all very resilient. Oh, I forgot to mention, it's a female-centric novel with no romantic pairing.

I especially loved this book; the characters are very well-developed. The female lead's military background gives her a natural advantage, and coupled with her reliability, composure, and strong abilities, plus her non-traditional pale, thin, and childlike appearance (which I think is a plus), it's all very appealing.