Fortune: An Utterly Ordinary Slice-of-Life Player

I suggest deleting Guo Xiaoxiao; isn't he just a walking 500,000-word commentator? Anyone with a brain wouldn't say something so idiotic. And in the face of events like this, someone who consistently publishes negative information and expresses negative emotions on official channels—if they've survived this long, either the entire national leadership is incompetent, or they are the emperor.

After reading seven or eight chapters, I really lost the will to continue. The subject matter is mediocre, passable, but the writing lacks focus. The live stream can be a welcome break, but you should have focused more on the protagonist's storyline. Why are there so many irrelevant comments from the onlookers? They're just spouting meaningless drivel. A sentence or two about the live stream content every ten chapters would have sufficed; you're doing the opposite.

I don't really understand why every popular fantasy novel has to have a brainless character to explain things. Can't they just find a normal person to do it? Surely they can find someone who can actually sit still and be competent?

At first glance, this slice-of-life series seemed alright, but I was disgusted by the host's behavior. Like those official hosts in chapter discussions, some people actually mocked and disagreed with them and got away with it. Then I saw others saying the host was just trying to bait people, which I don't understand. It felt like an attempt to whitewash the host. The experience was terrible!

A country with a billion people and a country with a hundred thousand people each produce two people? This kind of system relies on early-game settings, then goes wild in the mid-game, the system becomes increasingly powerful, and it might just be shut down.

Neither the main character nor the female lead are actually residents of the Great Xia Dynasty on Earth; they were both stranded on Mars, which felt a bit off.

Can anyone tell me if that idiot host died or not? I just can't take it anymore. Everything else is fine, but writing about that host offstage makes me feel disgusted. Does the author have some kind of negative emotion collection system specifically designed to annoy people?

League of Legends match commentary usually doesn't involve the players much, but this national event broadcast focuses directly on the main character, which feels really strange.

The author is very good at selecting readers.

This book is quite confusing. Even though the main character has already brought many benefits to the country and its people while still alive, he still receives constant criticism and slander. And it's not just once.