Don't know why it's weird. A parent who acts like a subordinate? Is it a reasonable deal = a timely help? I don't quite understand it, so I stopped at about ten chapters.
The setting is quite interesting. The protagonist's character is too simple and crude, which indirectly leads to everyone's insanity. They asked anyone to do anything without coercion, consultation, or explanation, and they actually did it.
It's interesting to read the introduction, and the setting is also quite interesting. The protagonist is pure and reckless, naive and stupid. He also thinks that he is smart and hard-working because he is reckless and survives. The answer is that Goldfinger is too strong, causing everyone's personality to become distorted, and their intelligence to be greatly reduced. No matter how interesting the setting is, it is really difficult to resist.
Example: Entering a level A copy by mistake? I don't know why List One happened to be passing by, I don't know why I took pity on this weak man and decided to come in to save him. Bangyi has come in, can he go out now? No, of course, you should be as reckless as you can, relying on the protection of strangers to quickly step on more pitfalls and get more rewards.
For example: The system rewards a wish, but the system reminds you not to be too greedy many times, but still insists on asking the lion to open his mouth. If it weren't for the huge gold finger, I would be nothing.
The setting is interesting, so subtle
