When Systems Run Amok

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This book's ratings and quality are seriously mismatched. I've been reading for seven or eight years and I think it's excellent. The characters, plot, and world-building are all great, and it stays firmly on the main storyline. I feel like I'm a shill 🤔🤔🤔 It really is quite good; I've been subscribing to it, except for the previous limited-time free periods. I hope the author continues to do well!

This book has its strengths and weaknesses; personally, I think it's a good read. The initial climax was tolerable, and I'm looking forward to the later plot. First, the strengths: The author has a very creative mind, with rich and reasonable imagination. The previous books also had excellent themes. The text also contains some profound issues.

I'm so disappointed with this school. There's no fairness or impartiality whatsoever. The assessment teachers are all the same kind of scum. If the whole school is like this, then humanity has no future. I don't know why the protagonist shamelessly insisted on going there to suffer.

This tactic is disgusting. You can't get any satisfaction; you're constantly being suppressed. Why can't they just say they're a UR? So stupid and useless.

This book is good. It's actually a very unique "invincible protagonist" genre. The author cleverly created a protagonist who is invincible, but not completely invincible. This lack of complete invincibility prevents the plot from progressing too slowly like other invincible protagonist stories. The invincible parts, however, make the satisfying moments incredibly enjoyable. It's quite interesting. I hope the author keeps it up and doesn't ruin it.

I'll give up if I don't prove myself soon. Because of a system, I'm being ridiculed every chapter. The jokes get boring after a while. This feels like a book from several years ago, a loser's rise to power? What's the point of people always bringing this up?

My novel's protagonist has always maintained a very upright moral compass. As for his abilities, I want to say that they are actually no different from those of most novel protagonists. For example, some people become stronger by killing, but they choose to kill villains instead of indiscriminately killing innocents. Does that mean their moral compass is upright?

They keep emphasizing that the human race is blessed by heaven, while other races only have one law of heaven, but each human has their own law. As a result, this blessed race was defeated and had its home destroyed, forcing it to relocate. It was hunted and parasitized by races that only had one law. Is this what being blessed means? I think it's a cursed race!