People in American Comics: Starting the Emperor Engine

This protagonist is both responsible and upright. He constantly scolds the system for being systematic when encountering any dissatisfaction, and then enjoys the benefits brought by the system. What qualities?

In the fog, I saw a good punch in the front, but Marvel suddenly forced the protagonist's family struggle scene, and within two seconds I went to Underworld

The opening and this system are not pleasant now. I'll pretend I haven't read the first chapter and will watch the follow-up

The writing of One Punch World was okay. After returning to Marvel, there was an inexplicable extra quest line of fighting against the family. Then I went to Underworld. After I went there, I was inexplicably tortured. What the hell is the blood bag of being used as a vampire for a period of time?

The author's parents gave birth to him, and the author blames his parents for not giving birth to him.

No wonder I always feel that something is wrong. It turns out that you, the protagonist, are a neutral NPC. Everyone can control you and push you. You are still in chaos and detachment all day long. After all, the system has pushed a tool person to detachment, right? Is this detachment so cheap?

I left, I endured reading a few chapters, but I couldn't stand it anymore.

I have 150 monthly votes, but why are there no posts? They have been deleted?

I hate books that don't clearly describe the protagonist at the beginning.