I'll Pick Whatever I Want, and the System Keeps Showering Me with Perks

Four stars for encouragement. Was it enjoyable? Was it bad? It was so drawn-out that I gave up after about chapter 80. I can understand the author probably wanted a protagonist with a rough-and-tumble, free-spirited feel, but the writing wasn't strong enough to make it enjoyable.

It's too perfect. Reading a novel even taught me about social etiquette. There's no real enjoyment, it's all inner monologues, and it's made so complicated. Getting a date with someone is more tiring than dealing with a big boss. I'd rather be poor and happy.

The content is alright, and then there are some moral lessons about life and conduct that I don't know are true or false (first of all, I don't know if they're true or false because I don't understand). So, if you like this kind of thing, it's fine. If you want a fast-paced, exciting read, the pacing is very slow.

I discovered this book last night, and after washing up, I stayed up all night in bed reading until 4 a. M. Before forcing myself to go to sleep. I didn't read it quickly, but after several dozen chapters, the overall reading experience was quite harmonious and smooth.

It's quite interesting; the whole book is filled with the protagonist's little philosophies on how to conduct himself and deal with people, and it also has a bit of the flavor of the Eight Banners of Beijing during the Republic of China era—he likes to set rules.

This is a different kind of novel about a wealthy protagonist. The male lead has a clear goal: he knows that once he no longer lacks money, what he will lack is power. Each character is well-developed and has their own agenda; they are not clones.

Five stars! I came from your book "Divorce: A Game of Life," but your second book got banned. Actually, I really liked your second book, "Rebirth to Save the Teacher," it was really well-written and suited my taste. This book is a bit lacking; there are too many rules, which affects the reading experience. About 1/4 of it would be enough. However, your writing skills for the female characters are really good. Keep it up! I hope you get better and better.

Objectively speaking, the plot unfolds in a straightforward manner, lacking explosive moments due to censorship. Many thrilling scenes were removed, and the explanations are too drawn out, with insufficient open-endedness. However, the source of money is a novel concept, which is excellent.

4 stars for encouragement. Author, this isn't your level. I started following this book after "Divorce is a Temporary Pleasure," and the setting and characters in this one are quite well-developed. However, there's too much internal monologue among the characters, making the plot pacing slow. Because there are so many free works on the platform, if chapters 5-10 don't grab readers' attention or provide a clear satisfying moment, they'll leave... Keep it up!

Highlights of this book so far: The first woman on a blind date is exceptionally polite and witty in her materialism. The protagonist, initially dismissive but later obsequious, is frighteningly rational, even displaying impeccable social skills when asking security for help. The harem setting is unique, not copied from any other novel.