That Was a Brilliant Choice

You should choose all the multiple-choice questions. You should kneel down first and beg to get back together, then kiss her, and finally fall out with her immediately and break up immediately. Do you think you have chosen all three options?

This book is also known as "I Have Many Options, But I Only Choose Three".

I'm not reading anymore. The protagonist's perspective is so narrow. He's always shocked by this and that. He's lived two lives and has a system, yet his perspective is still so limited. If he needs to become a Human Immortal, why doesn't he just become one himself? This is a life with cheat codes! Even if I haven't read any cheat-charging novels in my past life, I've seen pigs run, haven't I?

It's really strange! Why did I lose all desire to read beyond the second chapter?

Be careful! Be careful! The protagonist isn't the only one with the ability to choose; many others possess the same cheat ability. Then, a being who has already killed five others with the same cheat ability comes to kill the protagonist, hoping to merge with their ability. Readers who cannot accept this premise should proceed with caution.

Could the author please explain: Is the protagonist very protective of his younger sister? The first time he obtained the Marrow Cleansing Pill, his sister didn't get any. The second time he obtained the Advanced Gene Fluid, again, his sister didn't get any...

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This novel must be read without thinking, there are many poisonous points. The protagonist can summon the Gate of Hell, and then the protagonist's Qi is of high quality and can summon demons of the same level. Moreover, the protagonist has the Hell Furnace to absorb the Qi. Theoretically, the Qi is enough to summon demons infinitely.

This novel is barely readable if you don't think too much about it, although the author tried to make it exciting, but it's actually quite awkward.

I've encountered two major flaws. With so many beautiful and wealthy women around, why bother with prostitutes? What's wrong with him? Also, in the battle of Tan City, the protagonist not only killed aliens but also martial artists and humans. Is that part just left unresolved? Is it a problem with the author or the world-building of this work? Otherwise, it's quite good and readable.