American TV Shows Across the Heavens, Saving All Beings

It feels like the main point has been missed. The protagonist needs to receive tangible benefits, otherwise he's just a pure employee of the system. Let's take stock of what the protagonist has achieved so far. Money, no matter how much, is just a number; Connections, foresight regarding the plot, and deliberate mystification;

No doubt about it, Person of Interest is forever a legend.

There is virtually no character description or plot description. If you haven't seen the original series, you will definitely be confused, not knowing who is who or why those things happened.

The protagonist inexplicably became a saint, desperately helping the machine, squandering his own luck, and even after acquiring the Samaritan, he didn't intend to use it. What a grandiose, yet utterly hollow, kid! What exactly did you come to this world for? What did you gain? No level increase, just wasting your luck, no enjoyment, no world domination, no collecting technology, no learning skills—what the hell are you doing? The protagonist is purely a human-machine hybrid.

Chapter Five: Giving someone leverage over you, I can't stand it.

It's almost chapter 100, and the suspect storyline isn't even halfway through.

I've read three chapters, and it seems rather mystical; I don't quite understand what it's about.

It feels meaningless; I'm just a system worker.

Are you happy? If you've found your own happiness, can you bring happiness to others?

Author, you can't assume we've all watched this American TV series.