The System Makes Me Save You

I'll build a building to cheer up Xiaohua every day.

I finished reading it, and this book is totally my cup of tea. There wasn't any excessive brainwashing or shocking moments; each character had their own distinct personality, and the plot wasn't just a predictable formula—it felt very real. Although there was a system, it didn't interfere with the normal plot; it wasn't overly twisted or abrupt, yet it was still useful. The author handled the "golden finger" (advantage point) very well. There were some flaws, but after finishing it, they seemed insignificant. The happy ending was truly satisfying. I just don't understand why it's so unpopular… The fact that it's number one on the fan charts despite having full subscriptions surprised me a bit.

Chapter 384 is gone! What happened to the male lead suddenly becoming normal? It's so abrupt!

Finally, we can talk to each other. Dear author, I feel so sorry for Fu Xingchen's character; it's such a shame he died. I hope for a plot twist. The author can decide the life and death of a character. But I hope that every death has meaning. Take Teng Zijing from the currently popular drama "Joy of Life" for example. His death serves as a catalyst, leading to the main plot and the transformation of Fan Xian's character. A good plot setting serves the main storyline or portrays the characters. For example, the storyline involving Cheng Jushu and Zijing's son. I don't think Xingchen's situation was a doomed one. I really liked Xingchen's moral blackmail scene; it made the character more well-rounded. I'm still waiting for him to make his next move; it's a bit of a shame to give up like this. I've rambled on for a while, but I hope you've seen this. I had another account that had subscribers, but I couldn't post comments. I wrote this after switching to a new account because I realized that the interaction between the author and the reader is a wonderful part of reading.

Keep it up, author! You write so well ￣ ￣)σ, I'm your little fanboy.