Online Gaming: I Became Uncle Jiu's Disciple from the Start

Chapter 19, Extremely Poisonous. The young woman sold herself to bury her father, and you actually crippled Young Master Huang... Then robbed him... Then fled... I thought you were giving the money to the young girl, but it turns out you ran off with the money and split it with someone else. What about the little girl? She was just a random passerby, and she didn't appear in the rest of the story.

The premise is well-written, and the main plot is there, but the characters and storyline are too unrealistic. The conflicts are beyond what most people would consider normal moral values! It feels very illogical; how can these things even create conflict? If the plot doesn't become so morally reprehensible, this book would be quite good (provided it's not too padded).

... No, I feel like this game is something else. Is it really just about the protagonist's halo and doing whatever they want?

Chapter Twenty-Four: A warning to quit. The guy left a note: Don't mention the villain's name on the phone; he's the sole heir of a top-tier family, and you'll be monitored. Then the protagonist posts a sarcastic comment online. The author probably forgot to track down the IP address. Actually, the book should have ended around chapter 25: the protagonist posts a sarcastic comment about the villain online, and two hours later, someone discovers a drunk person has accidentally died in the river…

It's like a book written by a child; the idea that all the roommates in the dorm are like brothers makes me not want to read it—it's too fake.

I thought it would be a good book, however, that was just my opinion.

The protagonist's personality and intelligence are quite touching. Intelligence, intelligence, oh my god, even if you're not smart, can't you at least be cautious? Knowing there's a problem, can't you be a little more rational? You've already transmigrated, can't you be more composed?

This is disgusting! He forced himself to be a hero, then just walked away afterward. Is the girl really just a tool?

What is Chapter 19 trying to say? Is it telling us that your values ​​are warped? What kind of thought process is that?

That guy has a wife, and they even got married in the game, right? And he even developed feelings for her? What kind of nonsense is that?