The System Came Late
系统来晚了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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212Chapters
10.4kRecommendations
12.7kFans
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It would be best to remove the punishment elements; otherwise, this system is too cruel for a high school student. If the system hadn't arrived so late, all the tasks would be hellish for a high school student, with only mediocre rewards. On the contrary, any failure could lead to the host's utter ruin, making the risk far outweigh the reward. This isn't a system; it's a curse.
It's somewhat heartwarming that it's still watchable, but the system's punishment is just too unappealing.
Having read the latest version, the book is alright, but the system tasks have penalties, either for intellectual or physical disability, so it's safe to say this book won't go far. After all, you can't think too much about it, otherwise, what kind of leisurely and free life can someone who is constantly controlled by the system have?
He's in his thirties, a jack-of-all-trades, but unfortunately, he has no money or a house. Do you think the protagonist, with all his skills, has made a fortune? People need to be realistic.
You became an internet celebrity, went to Shanghai to participate in an architecture competition, then joined a prestigious family demanding your withdrawal... And now you're some kind of queen... What are you writing?! I don't understand...
The earlier chapters were well-written, but the recent ones feel a bit forced, idiotic, and pretentious.
There's too much internal monologue, too much messy and pretentious sentimentality, and it's repetitive.
The last two chapters were bad; they felt forced and unsatisfying. They could have just left them unwritten, but even then, the protagonist was portrayed as very aggrieved, and the solutions they offered were unsatisfactory to me as a reader. There are many ways to write this; this is truly infuriating.
Unconventional in the era of wish-fulfillment novels
Uh oh, the fan ranking of over 200 has dropped by more than half, how many people are still following the updates? ... The recent content can be described as: "The overpowered male protagonist is tortured and abused by the crazy female supporting character but is powerless to do anything about it"... As a female-oriented "feel-good" novel, I guess it's just so-so except for SM enthusiasts. In the male-oriented "feel-good" novel category, it needs no further explanation.
It's already hard to keep watching.
At 30, you really don't need so many skills. A healthy body and money are enough. Who are you trying to impress? It's not like you're a student showing off to your classmates at school. In society, money is still the most effective way to impress.