Life Simulator: I Unlocked Easy Mode

It's pointless to take your pants off to fart. If you choose the easy mode, you still have to make money. Making money requires dealing with the official channels. Why didn't you just choose the comfortable mode from the start and get it done in one step?

Isn't this just a reskinned urban rebirth novel? It's not a real life simulation, just a different setting. Tsk tsk

I have to complain. Why do women flock to the male lead just because he's rich? Why didn't she rely on other rich men before? In reality, many beautiful and well-built girls achieve success through their own hard work. Your writing is too materialistic. You've reduced the importance of emotional intelligence to zero.

I like your taste too. 😍

This isn't exactly spreading rumors, but the protagonist's family is wealthy, yet they still applied for student loans. This is more worthy of criticism than someone who is poor and borrows money to spend. It's definitely a point of contention. It just shows the system wasn't handling it properly.

After reading the latest chapter, I have a suggestion: delete the scene where the character encounters the gangster's heir on the highway. If the first fifty-odd chapters can be considered a light and slice-of-life story, like offering readers a cup of fine tea that needs to be savored slowly and appreciated.

The protagonist suddenly becomes incredibly wealthy but acts like nothing happened. Then a scheming, manipulative girl appears, whom he doesn't want to talk to but can't bring himself to say no to. She just keeps circling around him. The student council vice president is all high and mighty, but the protagonist doesn't even think about revenge.

To be honest, this book is pretty good; at least it's more readable than most. The logic is clear, and it reads smoothly, unlike other books that are just rambling nonsense and treat readers like idiots.

These chapters were really well-written... Of course, if you have foreshadowing, and it's related to the protagonist's changing mindset and their fearlessness of authority, then it's fine. Why do I say "pull"? Because it wasn't enjoyable to write; there were no satisfying moments. And it feels like the author hasn't found their niche.

Isn't it satisfying to call the police when you encounter something like this big-character poster?! I just can't forgive him for adding this to his resume, how wonderful!