Turning Thirty, I Awaken a Daily Settlement Panel

It's not tragic enough. The protagonist should be around fifty years old and fired from his company due to poor performance. After all, there aren't many suitable jobs for men over fifty, and this is where the pressure is greatest: his own low point, his wife's menopause, his child's school transition, and his parents' old age. Ideally, the protagonist's parents should be from the countryside and have no retirement pension or similar benefits!

It feels to me like the author suddenly obtained special steel and used it to forge hoes, exclaiming, "These hoes are really durable!"

Good, good. I hope you can write more everyday stories and not suddenly introduce all sorts of strange and fantastical elements; that would really be disgusting.

How much do you earn per month if you're 30 years old?

When a book keeps depicting the omnipotence of money and extravagance, it loses its appeal. The initial story of a 30-year-old struggling to make ends meet was quite interesting, but then there's the issue of a poor person suddenly becoming rich and daring to act arrogantly. Also, the source of the money is merely compliant; can it withstand scrutiny? And then there's the act of inviting the entire village and daring to flaunt it—you can't judge a book by its cover; he'll never know how he died.

With this kind of income, setting up a stall so early in the morning, are you serious, author? No house built. No improvement in family life. What's the point?

For the protagonist's system, getting rich is simple! I just read a few chapters; the system's level 3 return is 3x! So, a 30-year-old, even without a house, has a car. As long as their credit is good, a couple taking out a loan of 1 million is perfectly feasible, right? Let's say the interest rate is 6%, not too high, not too low.

After reading a few chapters, I had to share my thoughts. This is the embodiment of the good things an ordinary man hopes for in his life: being well cared for in his youth, having support in his old age, owning a house and a car in middle age, being able to give his children and wife anything they want without hesitation, being able to withstand any storm, and even standing up for justice…

It's getting more and more absurd. Keep entertaining yourself.

The chapter skipping has started. To be honest, the backstory of you showing off at home and then having these spin-off plots is okay once or twice, but it's happening every time, it's getting tiresome. And your startup stuff, the first butler service I could understand, but this virtual farm thing is just incomprehensible, it's too advanced.