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

Four stars for encouragement. It feels good or bad, bad or not. I gave up after reading about eighty chapters. It is understandable that the author probably wanted to have a protagonist who feels like a careless prodigal, but the writing power is not enough and it is not enjoyable. As for the human nature (the protagonist and supporting characters described by the author), it is a little disgusting, haha. Everyone likes the clever and clever novels. Compared with the traditional ones, which can no longer be classic and have a taste of X slap in the face, yours smells like stinky tofu or durian, which is too stinky, haha.

It's so perfect. Reading a novel also taught me the ways of the world. There's no point in feeling happy, it's all a monologue in my mind, and it has to be so troublesome. Making an appointment is more tiring than the big boss. It's better to be happy without money

The content is okay, and then there are some sermons about life and work that I don't know whether it is true or false (first of all, I don't know whether it is true or false, because I don't understand), so it's okay for those who like to read it. If you want to read cool articles, the progress is very slow. For now, More than 40 chapters only talk about one day's events. We go on a blind date in the morning or at noon, pick up the car and enter the villa in the afternoon, have dinner with rich classmates in the evening, and then play tricks on each other. In the evening, we ask the gray area to help others, and it is equivalent to accepting him as a subordinate. I can only say that the progress is slow.

I found this book at night. After washing up, I lay on the bed and stayed up late until about four o'clock in the morning. I forced myself to sleep. I couldn't read it quickly. After dozens of chapters, the overall look and feel was relatively harmonious and smooth. The several girls who appeared also had their own perspectives and inner psychological activities, and the overall image was created. It's not too thin. The protagonist and other characters who appear are quite vivid and logical. I feel that the author himself should have some experience and can support the skeleton of the novel. Except for the fewer words, there are no major problems for the time being. I give it a five-star thumbs up to encourage me to keep up the good work and keep it up.

It's a bit interesting, that is, the whole story is full of the protagonist's little philosophy of life, and it also has a bit of the Eight Banners Jingye flavor of the Republic of China ~ he likes to set rules.

It's a different story about God and Heroes. The male protagonist has a clear goal. After knowing that he doesn't lack money, what he lacks is power. Each required character is quite distinct, has its own little thoughts and is not a clone.

Five stars for my support. It comes from the author of your book, The Divorce Game, but the second book was sanctioned again. In fact, I am quite optimistic about the second book about rebirth and saving the teacher. It is really well written and suits my taste. This one is a little less interesting. There are too many rules in it, which kind of affects reading. A 4/1 is enough, but the author's writing skills in writing female characters are really good. Come on! Hope you are getting better and better.

It is an objective evaluation and the plot is flat. The exciting points are not explosive enough. Many explosive points have been deleted for reasons of harmony. The explanation is too protracted and there is not enough white space. However, the source of money is the first time I see it. It is great. It explains the underlying logic of human relations and sophistication in enough detail to allow people to learn something. This is something that many books do not have. It is a good book that can be carefully read and pondered. But it's too protracted for fast food literature. I'm tired every day, and I want to read for fun, to relax, to make my blood flow, and to feel refreshed. But overall, it is a book worth reading, and it only represents my personal opinion.

4 Stars for encouragement. Author, this is not your strength. I followed the book "The Great Time of Divorce". The setting and characters of this book are quite thoughtful, but there are too many inner dramas of the characters, and the plot advances slowly. Because there are too many works on the platform, and they are free, Chapters 5-10 did not attract readers, or there was no clear point of enjoyment, so readers ran away... Come on...

Highlights of this book so far: The first blind date girl who worships money is extremely polite and witty. When facing this woman, the protagonist "defends first and then is respectful", he is extremely rational and frightening, and he is also full of worldliness when he asks the security guard for help. The setting of the harem is unique and not copied from any novel. I am an old bookworm who has read more than ten thousand books. The first one I read was earlier than "Is Jinling a Pond in the Pool"? I have never read the characters of several harem candidates that I have seen so far. The system's fatherly style. The characters in this book need to be translated from Chinese to Chinese, Eight Hundred Minds, which is very good. Then it can be seen from the small details that the author and I have the same views on an important issue and are our own people. So I make an exception and post my book review very early to avoid forgetting it later. What I can't comment on at the moment is that the girl in the pet shop appears second, but the first female protagonist should be a fitness instructor. Is there any inherent requirement for this design?