Choose, Hero

It's truly remarkable that you could write such a terrible story with a bizarre skill point allocation system. That supporting character, Zhou Ziming, is just a spoiled brat who has done countless evil deeds, including letting his dog commit murder. He's committed countless heinous acts, yet the protagonist later takes him on as his apprentice.

After watching episode 10 and reading the comments, I have to say, there's nothing wrong with taking on apprentices, but taking on a scoundrel is disgusting. He let his dogs eat other people's food and even bit the protagonist. Just imagine what would happen to the protagonist without his cheat codes? How would those people who let the dogs eat their food survive?

Is there even a choice? Three choices or two choices, two of the three are particularly bad, and there's a "unique" reward for choosing a path. With such a ridiculous system, does the protagonist even have a choice?

Tang Xiaorou found it annoying; did they really have to start by sending girls away like this?

I read the comments first and found that there were some problematic parts here. Then I thought about how I could comment on something I hadn't even read. So I went back and read a few chapters up to the point of becoming an apprentice, and I was hooked. Is it really okay to prioritize the system as the best option (for all benefits)? This guy is a slave to the system.

This world is so chaotic. It's amazing that ordinary people are still alive.

No matter how much you criticize, it won't change anything. This book feels like it was generated by AI simulation; no one actually wrote it.

It's strange. In Chapter 3, Zhou Yiming left with his servants, but then he inexplicably ran back to the abandoned mansion. Moreover, Zhou Yiming clearly wanted to use the ghost in the abandoned mansion to kill the male protagonist. Knowing that the abandoned mansion was haunted, he still went there to get himself killed. How could he be so careless?

This protagonist is truly poorly written. He's clearly a smart person, but the author forces him to be intelligent for the sake of the plot. Even when he notices a problem, he either ignores it or runs away. It's really frustrating to read. The first 20 chapters, with his weak character resistance, almost made me give up. I suggest the author revise this, otherwise it's unreadable. 😐

What do you mean by "hero"? Author, don't insult that term! The character you've created doesn't deserve it!