From the Start, Working Nine to Five at Super God Academy

It's not so much a "feel-good" story, but it's also frustrating; it's frustrating, but there are still some watchable parts. The male protagonist's obsession with working a 9-to-5 job is excessive, and he acts like a robot—pretentious, arrogant, and obsessed with money (does money really have a lot to do with working a 9-to-5 job?). The protagonist lacks humanity; frankly, he's devoid of warmth and compassion, making the character difficult to empathize with.

Something happened today: Someone told me some good news. I said: Something happened to my kidneys. He said: Another book has started a group. I: Wow! So fast! *Click*! I clicked in. I saw the message and screenshotted it, then applied to join the group. This young man came prepared! One entered the group from the left, the other left from the right. I was careless! I didn't dodge!

The protagonist didn't even know about the time-traveling plot; he should have just been written as a native. And He Xi, who even kidnapped Keisha, 😡 needs a smelly man to keep her company. The sweet, soft, and domineering Queen Keisha isn't as appealing 😡.

There's a lot of romance in this! Is the author a woman? (ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia

Just a quick rant: He seems to care more about a character who's only been around for a month than someone who's been by his side all along. Seriously, he's not a kid anymore. Can we please stop with the "childhood sweetheart can't beat a newcomer" plot?

The beginning was alright, but after halfway through the book, the author started obsessively praising He Xi. He would do whatever the female lead asked him to do, and when Morgana pursued the male lead, he acted all coy and like a straight man. He Xi used a few tricks and the male lead inexplicably fell in love with her? What a typical real-life scumbag?

I've already used four monthly tickets this month, so it's not too much to ask for a featured post, right? To put it simply, 1. This book has been a single female protagonist so far, and it is not a harem novel as some comments have suggested. 2. Some comments say the book is bad, too focused on the 9-to-5 grind.

The plot is ridiculously stupid, the characters are utterly incomprehensible—they're directionally challenged, clueless, grumpy in the morning, and petty. And seriously, what kind of soldier are you, working a 9-to-5 job?

After reading the latest chapter, I'm furious. Even if Soton reappears later, I still want it to be like this. The female lead, Hexi, is still acting like this, and isn't the male lead supposed to be decisive and ruthless? Why don't we watch him? Once, twice. This is the third time. Where did the male lead's kingly aura from 30,000 years ago go? Just kill him! Why all the talk? Just let the female lead and Soton be together. What's the point of talking? I can't watch it anymore. 😡

I've given you nine votes already, aren't you going to give me a "featured" rating?