My System Is No Joke

I gave up when I saw the part about tomb raiding in the Tang Dynasty. Good grief, he has a cheat code and over a million in savings, why would he go tomb raiding? Why not take the straight and narrow path and instead choose to go into the muddy pit? It's disgusting.

I read forty chapters. The beginning was alright, but after chapter 30, when he returned to the village, the logic suddenly plummeted. He wouldn't even explain why learning pottery and collecting clay was a perfectly normal excuse, nor would he offer any explanation when his cousins ​​accused him of being a tomb raider. The level of toxicity was too high; I can't take it anymore. I'm tired. Destroy it!

Maybe I'm not sophisticated enough? I have so many skills, why did I have to go into tomb raiding? Why did I have to do such a low-class profession? Yes, tomb raiding is a low-class profession, it's been a crime since ancient times. It just shows a lack of morals. They don't lack money, and they have skills that can make a lot of money, so why do they have to commit crimes? I don't understand, it's hard to comprehend.

Brothers who have added this to their collection, please catch up on the updates! Letting this book sit unused is a recipe for disaster!

With such a good legacy of skills laid out before, and the protagonist still only thinking about making a quick buck, it was bearable enough to keep reading. However, things started to get unpleasant from the part about the protagonist going home for vacation. It felt like the protagonist wasn't a protagonist anymore, and his values ​​became increasingly skewed...

I initially thought it would be worth checking out since it was free for a limited time, but as I read on, things started to get increasingly off-track. Good grief, it's practically tomb raiding! This isn't even a tomb raiding novel; your values ​​are seriously flawed. There's a righteous path you choose, but you insist on taking the evil one. The author's values ​​are questionable; I suggest reporting them.

The archaeologists unearthed the large tomb, and finally, following the protagonist's route, they exited through his family's well. Just as the protagonist achieved great success, he was imprisoned and sang "Tears Behind Bars." The story ends with a flourish.

The premise was decent. But the tomb raiding part was absolutely disgusting. There are plenty of other characters with cheat-like abilities who can make a lot of money. Why choose tomb raiding? Are they short of money? If it's for acquiring items and inheritances, it's simple. Just report it to the authorities; wouldn't they let you claim the credit? The tomb raiding plot was really nauseating. I couldn't watch any more of it. 😥

I've read both of the author's previous books. This one, "My System Is Not Serious," uses the "golden finger" of the Suihou Pearl to explore the inheritance of the craft of cultural stone, which is a very good theme. I originally thought it would be a pleasant surprise, but after reading it, I found that the author exposed many problems.

Has the protagonist gone mad? There's nothing that can't make money these days, why would he want to raid tombs?