Defeat All the Big Guys in Their Mother's Womb

You are so angry. The word "angry" is written between the lines. It is difficult to follow that emotion all the time. Writing a book like a clear spring and flowing water in a gentle and logical way is a wonderful way to inspire people to empathize! Cool calm. Don't be emotional. In the beginning, go directly to the mission, introduction and background, draw out the main conflicts of the story, and then intersperse them to solve the small conflicts encountered when these big conflicts are solved. It means that you find a task that cannot be completed at all, and feel that you have been deceived by the system. At this time, you are angry, and you conflict with the system. In the end, the system compromises, giving additional income rewards or issuing some more peculiar moves. Describe how the protagonist uses his own abilities and ultimate moves to complete tasks, save the world, and gain honor and money from beautiful women. If he is really dissatisfied with the system, he can just rebel and destroy it. But the premise is that you have to proceed on the premise of the main story line. Instead of going crazy and showing how angry you are at the world! If you want to gain something, take action and wisdom instead of clamoring and confrontation. The outcome of mutual non-compromise is collapse. Your protagonist's personality has already collapsed at the beginning. Rebuild it, don't waste time