
God-Tier Reward System
神级奖励系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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1.3kChapters
11.1kRecommendations
9.9kFans
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I feel the author portrayed the protagonist as too generous, it felt a bit unrealistic.
Why do I think she looks just like that invincible lucky star, Tangdou?
Why would someone with a system still need to work for a company? That's strange...
I've been meaning to subscribe since chapter 32, what the hell is the meaning of your release announcement on chapter 224?
I've read two or three hundred chapters, and to be honest, it feels a bit awkward. First, while it's said that the protagonist is so devoted to Wang Qingxue and can't let her down, he's actually flirting with other people everywhere. Secondly, after establishing a relationship with Wang Qingxue, he still had to get involved with other women, which seemed very awkward.
I don't even want to look at the job section anymore. There's a system that requires work? That's amazing! 🤭🤭 Is this some kind of job system?
League of Legends and World of Warcraft are heavily reliant on player numbers, especially since they're both PC games. It's a bit illogical for a game to try and poach its own players after less than a year of development.
Is this chapter 668 a direct copy of "I Am a Big Player" with only the song changed?
If you don't need much intelligence, you could probably force yourself to read it, since the pretentiousness feels a bit too contrived. It's a pity the protagonist is too amazing—superhuman memory, innate knowledge of the script, divine writing... Sigh, never mind. I thought I could keep reading, but I'll just give up and go find some old books.
The content was too weak, and after reading for a long time I still didn't know how many female characters there were. It felt a bit like a harem novel. I couldn't continue reading after about two hundred chapters.