I Have a System to Help Me Win

I've never seen such a terrible book before. I've learned something new.

I haven't read much yet. Earlier, when the protagonist's maid got pregnant, the author said it didn't matter, she was just an NPC. Later, when Xiao Yezi died, the author's reaction of going crazy and losing his mind was a bit ridiculous. Wasn't Xiao Yezi also an NPC? "It's just a game, don't take it so seriously." This is such a double standard! If there were any feelings involved, then shouldn't it be understandable that the maid slept with the protagonist for so many years?

I don't want to watch a story where the protagonist starts with a burden, and that burden causes trouble!

The game world you've introduced is so off-putting! It lacks immersion and subconsciously makes the reader think it's just a game.

What is the point of this game? I just finished looking at the listings and came here to ask. I don't quite understand. What's the point of this kind of gaming experience? It's just a gaming experience! There's no real goal! It's just relying on movies and TV shows to keep it going.

The start of Princess Agents was rather dismal.

I can't believe Qidian still has such terrible novels! It's unbelievable.

Finally, there's a novel that doesn't start with Fan Xian as a brother to the protagonist of Joy of Life. However, the protagonist and Ye Qingmei have conflicting values, and it seems like they're about to have a falling out. Then, the protagonist is betrayed by Emperor Qing, leading to Ye Qingmei's death and him being crippled.

It's good. The timing and setting of the story integration are very reasonable, and what's most commendable is that many parts are self-consistent. Keep it up!

That woman in Joy of Life was so pretentious.