Pei Ze is a college student in the 21st century and a Taoist heir. After accidentally binding himself to a System, he must make amends to the people hurt by scumbags.
[Female-audience novel, male transmigration perspective] + [No fixed couple] + [Redemption and making amends] + [Fairly quick, out of guilt]
World One: A 21st-century wife-beater
World Two: An educated youth sent to the countryside in the 1970s
World Three: A nice guy, the son of an ancient farming family
World Four: A romance-scammer and freeloader met through online dating
World Five: The schemes of an 1980s Phoenix man
World Six: A top-tier star who's scum
World Seven: A brainless male side character in a CEO romance
World Eight: An ungrateful wretch from a remote mountain village
World Nine: A treacherous junior fellow disciple in the cultivation world
World Ten: The heartless father of a mama's boy
Okay, come on
After reading three chapters, there are too many scenes with the system and very few scenes with the redeemed. It doesn't look good. I didn't read the title and thought I was falling in love with the system.
In fact, it's okay, but the system has too many scenes and isn't immersive enough.