The Heavenly Dao Betting Shop

The protagonist has such low emotional intelligence that I don't even want to talk about him. He's even more of a clueless straight man than a typical straight man. He's never eaten pork but he's seen a pig run.

Hey Xianyu, let me tell you, you've put the book in the wrong genre, you know that? If you put it in the fantasy category, its popularity would at least double! 😐😐😐

It's hilarious, I'm dying of laughter! Keep it up, author!

Brother, I have a favor to ask. Could you please update more chapters quickly, or save up a few more chapters and update them all at once before releasing them?

The borrowing is too blatant, for example: the various inexplicably effective foods from gourmet food shows; the martial arts moves in high-tech internet cafes; the academy's competition where underachievers beat top students; the advanced academy failing to recruit students from lower-level schools; opening branch stores, etc. It looks like a low-budget version of a Frankenstein's monster.

It's really a story about a group of elementary school students with questionable intelligence; all the characters are just silly.

It looks great, but it's been categorized incorrectly.

What was the author thinking when they wrote about the male and female Hulks being attracted to each other?

Forced brainwashing; even murderers, arsonists, rapists, and womanizers can become brothers—this is extremely toxic!

The protagonists in these shop-opening novels are all initially weak. The "useless" systems are one thing, but some systems, despite being able to improve the host's strength, require the host to complete tasks to receive rewards. In a supernatural world where strength reigns supreme, the strong speak with more authority. Yet, the protagonists always seem to rely on trickery, deception, and borrowing others' power to get things done.