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Everything else is fine, except the image quality. How can it be allowed to maliciously lower the image quality? The picture quality itself can be regarded as one of the standards representing the technological level of the era, right?
I can't stand it anymore, how can there be more than 1,000 rules to prevent loopholes? If you think carefully about these loopholes in the beginning, might you not have thought of them? ? Accepted
I don't know why, but I read another novel of the same type, but it was about a game. I found this one very strange. It felt like the male protagonist was reduced to an accessory of the system. The difference is that in addition to being rewarded for losing money, the system will also give you money when you make money. A ninety-nine percent score is worse than a selling one's body contract. Another ninety-nine percent is enough to squeeze you. You have ninety-nine percent, and the male protagonist is really a vase. In these ten chapters, the male protagonist is just a tool. Although your setting is paid by the system, it still smells strange. . .