Online Gaming: The God-Tier Trap System

That system sprite is disgusting. It was such a great fantasy novel, and I was just getting into the mood when that nasty system sprite suddenly popped up with a line that instantly pulled me out of the story. All that feeling was gone. Bye.

Brother, if you don't update more often, it'll be hard for me to get any recommendation votes.

This author is a total newbie to the game. It's so frustrating that I don't have the necessary skills for this book; it doesn't fit the game at all. I'm so upset I can't help but criticize it. Damn it! Even players who have played for 2-3 years aren't as clueless as you. Your account must be just grinding for loot all day.

The part where the protagonist helps his roommate earn money is toxic; I can't accept a protagonist like that. It's not that such people don't exist, but I just can't relate to it... Your earlier writing actually told me that the protagonist does care about money. I can accept you giving the second appraisal to your roommate, but I can't accept your selfless sacrifice the first time.

Before deleting the book, I'd like to say a few words. First of all, the writing was alright, but the system gadget really annoyed me; I just couldn't stand it anymore.

Disgusting mother opens the door for disgusting, disgusting to the extreme. My blood pressure skyrocketed just looking at it. I have absolutely no idea what this system is for; it's a complete waste of time. I'd be better off without the system and just running five accounts simultaneously to farm gold. This is enough to make me quit.

The system is too discouraging; it talks too much and is irritating to read.

Having read up to chapter 42, the protagonist, who worked tirelessly to the point-based lottery, gave away all the scrolls he earned for free! He used his own resources to help others earn hundreds of thousands, while he himself only received a little over 2000 scrolls (excluding monetary value). Later, when others offered him more, he refused it. Are those scrolls considered resources?

I guess 80% of the people who quit did so because of their conversations with the system.

I don't think the author is very old. Nowadays, young people think that streamers make a lot of money, and they unconsciously get drawn into this when writing novels. To be honest, the novel's content is very average. I read this more to reminisce about the game I played for more than ten years. After all, I was only in the second year of junior high school when Fantasy Westward Journey first came out. Now, when I occasionally look at related content, it's really full of wonderful memories.