[Lighthearted Daily Life + Multiple Heroines + Women Pursue Him + No Simping]
With no house, no car, no money, and ordinary parents, tech-minded Shen Lang sees little hope for the future and decisively chooses to lie flat rather than buy a home or get married, becoming a happy little slacker.
After becoming a committed bachelor, he carefree drifts through life until he turns thirty. Then a game app called "Perfect Life" suddenly appears on his phone, launching a real-life virtual life progression.
[Wealth: Rise to the Middle Class (annual income of 500,000) → Become a High-Net-Worth Individual (assets in the tens of millions) → Become a Millionaire (assets in the hundreds of millions)...]
[Looks: Become Attractive → Become Handsome...]
[Talents: Master English, Master Computers, Master Piano...]
A perfect life means maxing out all three attributes: [Wealth], [Looks], and [Talents], and taking first place in every one.
Shen Lang: “I’m nearly thirty, but it’s not too late to start building a perfect life. I never expected that a guy forced to lie flat like me would accidentally become an eligible bachelor with a fortune.”
Cold, beautiful CEO: “Shen Lang, starting today, I’ll take care of you.”
Shen Lang: “I’m a billionaire now.”
Cold, beautiful CEO: “I just want to have your babies. Taking care of you is only a bonus.”
Sweet campus beauty: “Brother Lang, let’s date!”
Shen Lang: “I’m a committed bachelor.”
Sweet campus beauty: “Dating doesn’t mean we have to get married.”
Beautiful, high-powered career woman: “Shen Lang, dinner’s on me tonight.”
Shen Lang: “Just so we’re clear, I’m a committed bachelor.”
Beautiful, high-powered career woman: “You’re so naughty. I just wanted to take you out to dinner.”
Shen Lang: “I’ve set the flag, but I can barely keep up. I really can’t keep up.”
Unique systematic writing, not vulgar, suitable for people who like a slow pace.
The author deliberately uses a golden finger to control the rhythm of the novel. The male protagonist is currently a technical master and an athlete, and his career is currently in vain. The career line of the subsequent plot is not ugly and it is easy to achieve results.
It's okay. Later I found out that the male protagonist is not the kind who has to complete the system tasks, but likes to let nature take its course. I like this better.
A little weird, but okay
Overall, it's okay. The setting for this school girl Ziyao is only 7.5. Isn't it too low? A perfect life partner shouldn't be like this, even if she has a good figure.
It's pretty good. I hope I can maintain a good rhythm.