The System Is Forcing Me to Copy Books

If you were put off by the synopsis and the title of the first chapter, give this a like. Let me see how many people are like that. What I hate most are systems that threaten the protagonist and systems that talk too much.

The author even has fan points, which forced me to subscribe to a chapter. It feels like the author never experienced the college entrance exam. Suddenly talking to themselves in the exam hall—wouldn't they be asked to leave for questioning? And even called out by name as a warning? I've never heard of being called out by name as a warning during the college entrance exam before.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. As we all know, most readers don't like intelligent systems that are barely acceptable, but those with emotions, system sprites, or chatbots. Moreover, this protagonist is basically a puppet. Goodbye.

The first page was so bad it was almost unbelievable. Did the author never attend high school or never take the college entrance exam? Is it possible to leave the exam school early for the college entrance exam? Even middle school students can't do that, let alone the college entrance exam. This setting could be loosely explained by parallel universes. But what's with the exam time?

This is terrible! The chapter about the college entrance exam—not only did they speak loudly, but they even stood up? I'm dropping the book immediately.

If someone listening to an audiobook can be so engrossed in the story that at 3:57 AM, when they're half asleep and barely able to keep their eyes open, they're forced to force themselves to open their phone and post comments to complain, then do you still want to try it?

The protagonist's system talks too much and is too smart, while the supporting character, Li, is too dim-witted. Free books for a limited time just aren't good.

Having read over 160 chapters, is the protagonist mentally ill? The website keeps delaying payments of royalties and revenue sharing, yet they're still diligently updating?

I have no idea what kind of writing this is. It's just a bunch of random, nonsensical ramblings, completely unclear what you're trying to say. Sometimes several chapters are just filler—a meal, a house, a car. Other authors might call it padding, but at least they have some substance in each chapter. You just jump around, rambling on and on, with no clear point of view.

The game is mindless from the start; those who were discouraged by the first chapter, come here!