A delivery rider once worked hard to give his girlfriend a better life, only for her to walk away because she couldn't stand living in poverty.
Heartbroken, he fell into a slump and became a couch potato. Is that strange? Not really. He just had no one to blame but himself for being useless. But how often does someone really get rich overnight and turn their life around?
Just when he was at his most desperate, a System appeared out of nowhere and changed everything.
The System didn't boost his attributes or give him money. It didn't grant him any world-shattering skills, and there was no lottery either. Its interface was simple enough to make you wonder if it was defective. But every day, it could transform one person into someone absolutely loyal to him, a devoted servant and loyal soldier who would never betray him!
It wasn't all smooth sailing, though. Before the transformation could succeed, there was a warm-up period…
Sometimes he thought the warm-up was a little twisted, but after the first man…his life took off for good…
He didn't need much. Just half your money? That alone was enough to make him rolling in cash…
Rich tycoons? Big shots? Beauties? Celebrities? They're all my loyal servants!
It's just that having a different beauty every day is, sigh, a bit hard to keep up with…
I've only read up to chapter 18, and it's starting to become like something out of a Dragon King War God novel, where the protagonist attends a class reunion and gets relentlessly mocked. I simply can't continue reading. I understand. I skipped straight to chapter 23, but I hadn't even finished a class reunion yet. What a waste of time reading this lousy novel.
Such amazing skills were wasted; a single gun was enough to scare you. Instead, just convert someone into a civil servant and then multiply that power, letting that "Leopard Lord" know what "(In the Name of the People)" truly means.
I've only read a few chapters and I think the servant-collecting setting is pretty good. It opens up a new track. The male protagonist can kiss all sorts of women in massage parlors and bars, and then let them find capable and wealthy women, such as heartbroken or drunk women, and then the male protagonist can just come and kiss them and pick them up.
Four stars because it's clear the author put effort into writing; there are relatively few flaws and enough enjoyable moments. One star is deducted because it's too fantastical; many things related to reality are things the author never experienced, resulting in a lack of logic and realism. While finding realism in a wish-fulfillment novel might sound absurd, it's precisely this tiny bit of realism that forms the basis of all the enjoyment.
Pouting lips, pouting pouting pouting
The system's concept is novel, and there are quite a few funny moments. Just thinking about men makes me laugh. The system doesn't immediately make you invincible and unleash a rampage; the overall feeling is quite lighthearted. I'm giving it five stars.
The quality is guaranteed; this is definitely the most enjoyable of all the "cool" novels on Tomato Novels. Fans of control-themed stories are in for a treat!
The opening premise is captivating, the system of recruiting a loyal servant each day is particularly refreshing, the plot is smooth and full of fun, and the character development is also very well done. It is a good book worth reading!
Wow, with such an overpowered ability, he still got driven bankrupt by some thugs! 👍👍
Awesome, awesome, I'm impressed.