Bound to a Top-Tier Male God System from the Start

Regarding the protagonist's parents... (Spoilers ahead, please refrain from reading if you mind) I've noticed that most people are arguing about this endlessly, but there's really no need to complain. There's a saying: "Don't comment if you don't know the truth." From the beginning, we can see that his parents dislike him very much, and he only got into a third-tier university.

The opening paragraph keeps emphasizing ugliness, and honestly, in my eyes, it's really hard to find truly ugly men. Most are just average-looking. In a class, there might be one or two handsome guys, but ugly ones are hard to find.

I'm currently in Shanghai and have only read two chapters. I feel that the author and the protagonist are too insecure, and the "golden finger" setting is too outrageous. Looks and height are listed on par with intelligence and physique, as if the author believes these two are equally important. The protagonist even prioritizes appearance over stat points!

What is this? The title makes it seem like a lighthearted, enjoyable read, but it keeps emphasizing how the protagonist is constantly bullied and oppressed by his parents. It's obvious the author is venting his own frustrations. Who would read a novel like this? It's a nightmare.

I think the protagonist's IQ is definitely no more than double digits. Instead of increasing intelligence and physique in the initial stats, they increased looks and height! Hilarious!

It's tedious, truly like weeds. I don't understand the point of what you wrote. The beginning is filled with extreme inferiority, but after acquiring the system, he instantly gains confidence and self-assurance. The author's portrayal of the clueless younger brother and the parents who are like complete strangers, along with the extensive depiction of the family's darkness, makes it somewhat…

I read a hundred chapters and then quit, but I couldn't recall what I'd read. All I remembered was an ugly, fat guy who got a system and lived a life even more mundane than mine.

You wrote the male lead like a female lead, all effeminate, and you managed to portray him with the sweet charm of a female lead.

The protagonist's parents' behavior is beyond my comprehension. Even if they look down on their own son, he's already in university, about to enter the workforce and repay his parents. What kind of biological parents treat their son like this?! They're incredibly stupid. Everyone says raising children is for old age security, but they've raised him to adulthood and still treat him like this.

There's absolutely no sense of immersion. You could have just written an ordinary protagonist; why did you have to write an ugly, poor guy? I just can't relate to him. Goodbye!