Quickly Wear the Cool Boss, She Is so Suave

I'm a little confused as to why the cookie-cutter heroine Mary Sue is so awesome and the character design of the system is so cool. The first world must be a bloody campus story or a bloody CEO story. After reading dozens of quick travel books, there are only two books with a system and a heroine that are successfully remembered. Maybe the authors can try different characters to bring different stories. Even if they are all the same, they will feel the same after reading them. It's all the same tune. There are stories about real and fake daughters, betrayal, first wife being hammered, patriarchy over daughters... I have read a few chapters of this article, and my DNA has moved. Come on, author.

Is it CP? A man appears in the first chapter, is he the male protagonist?

This book is good to read, but can you, the author, stop writing about supporting characters all the time? The protagonist appears less and less frequently as we go on, and he won't just disappear in the end.

Uh, the reason for the first world is really. . . Ethics?