The System Wants Me to Be Rich and Talented

The author's writing style is very mature, but just like the previous book "When You Get Rich", the rest of the writing is basically devoted to Korean entertainment. There is no problem that the author likes Korean entertainment. The problem is that not many people pay attention to Korean entertainment now, and the readers are all Chinese. Writing about Korean entertainment is occasionally fresh, but when it is too much, it becomes disgusting. This is the reason for the poor performance of the last book.

Can you please not use original characters? The female anchor has too many scenes. It's so awkward.

Top-notch is really good, it's a pity

Protagonist's personality: both responsible and independent (personal evaluation)

Rakshasa Haishi is rubbish. It is far-fetched and satirizes this and that. It's so ugly that I can't even listen to it.

Are you trying to make up the word count as you write this? Is your talent exhausted? The more I read, the better the writing became, and it became a harem novel.

Again, the protagonist easily becomes a super internet celebrity, and then becomes the trending headline at every turn. It seems like the whole world revolves around the protagonist. How many people follow these internet celebrities in real life every day?

The protagonist's personality is a bit sophisticated, and he talks about not wanting to be famous if he doesn't need money, but in fact he keeps plagiarizing to become famous, and the system has not been transitioned, so he just uses it. It's so confusing. One moment it's a God's perspective, another moment it's very ignorant, and sometimes it's an encyclopedia of omniscience and omnipotence. One moment he talks very well, the other moment he is very licking, and I can't understand the author, so it's hard to be like that.

The protagonist is still pretentious and dismissive in the front, but later he becomes humble and petty when he meets a celebrity, and he is overjoyed, like he has a split personality.

The author really lives in his own world. No one has read it, and he doesn't listen to everyone's opinions. What he wrote is not as good as the first novel!