The Reluctant Tycoon

First of all, obliteration isn't popular anymore. After all, everyone knows obliteration is impossible unless you kill the protagonist and the system takes over. Also, the system feels pretty useless. Aside from the system shop, it has no other function, and the system shop is rudimentary, getting worse with each upgrade! And the car repair skill really doesn't seem very good.

The author's system seems designed to kill off the protagonist. Just let him commit suicide already! Even mountains of gold and silver wouldn't be enough to satisfy his stinginess. Just look at level three: it deducts 50 pence per minute, which is 72,000 a day, or 720 pounds a month, or 21,500 pounds a month—roughly 200,000 RMB. And this is only level three; it will increase even more later.

What kind of rubbish is this? It's so toxic!

The urban self-promotion and face-slapping was fine enough, but they had to throw in some academic stuff and get all worked up about it. Do they really think everyone else is an idiot? Solving a world economic problem at 20 years old? Did no one investigate your background? I don't believe it. Anyway, it's all gone wrong now. I'm outta here.

The author writes something disgusting; the female lead has a dance partner who's always touching her, and the protagonist doesn't seem to mind, even offering forced explanations.

The system is too powerful, the protagonist's friends are too powerful, and the backing is too strong. There's no sense of immersion at all because the protagonist has already reached the top of society and has no room for further advancement, unless it's something like founding a nation. There's no point in continuing to read; I'll read the next book.

After reading a few chapters, I'm wondering what the selling point of this book is? Is it just constantly torturing the protagonist?

Seeing that the system can increase appearance, I'm starting to lose interest in watching. ┐ (─__─)┌

The premise is flawed. This book only has the "level up and get money" trope, while this one deducts money from level up—the more you level up, the more money you lose. It should be abandoned sooner rather than later; nobody will read it. It's like raising a parasite that keeps getting fatter and fatter, and in the end, even the author won't know how to resolve the plot holes.

This novel is really bad; it's not as good as the last one.