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I just want to know, how did a Japanese devil and an American devil help you with your Chinese exam? Do they even understand classical Chinese?

What an awkward display of pretentiousness! I've never seen a teacher like that. Teachers usually only talk to students after class, not during class. This is partly to save face for the students, and partly to avoid wasting the whole class's time.

The first three chapters discouraged the protagonist from leaving the school, citing his addiction to mobile games or novels as the reason for his academic decline. The protagonist, described as a good-for-nothing, wouldn't change unless faced with a major setback. In the third chapter, the protagonist discovers he has a chat system and wants to return to his original class. Ha! As long as the protagonist's mindset remains unchanged, even the most powerful chat system can't save him.

Several issues arise. First, the protagonist's cheating on exams through a chat group is shameful; a gradual progression to improve himself would have given readers a greater sense of accomplishment, rather than disgust. Second, the protagonist is surrounded by beautiful women—at school, in games, and even by his neighbors—a cliché plot that will drive readers away.

Not recommended. Give me a thumbs up if you're disgusted. The author forcibly lowers the protagonist's IQ in the plot. The protagonist clearly developed something that changes the world's communication landscape—even an idiot knows the impact this has on the world. Yet, the protagonist, who's always been intelligent, suddenly drops his IQ at this point.

The entire idea in this book is distorted.

I've always read this as a mindless, lighthearted story, but when I saw the protagonist bribe an employee to steal a computer host after a corporate spy, and then the protagonist actually stormed into the hotel, beat the person up, and then went back to the company to announce that the person was fired, I just couldn't stand it anymore. Doesn't the author know that there are police in this world?

If you don't work hard and only know how to take shortcuts, even with a system, you won't change yourself; without a system, you're just a piece of trash.

These days, why does everyone choose to reap without sowing? If someone truly had such a knack for getting things done, why wouldn't they think about learning instead of simply taking other people's achievements and showing off everywhere?

The beginning of the story really annoyed me with the protagonist. He always asks others for help, never tries to learn anything himself, yet he feels looked down upon. He doesn't work hard, but he won't let anyone criticize him. It's so frustrating! 🔪🔪