The Growth System Didn’t Arrive Until I Turned Thirty

It's absolutely amazing. The audience for system and time travel was me when I came to junior high and high school in the early days. It was still me when I was in college. It's still me when I'm 30 years old.

The protagonist is a stubborn person who pretends to be aloof, and the story line is drawn out and lacks any focus. He is very pretentious, and he can pretend to be noble even when receiving a gift, which is comparable to the moral deities in the courtyard. None of the characters are well created, and they completely reflect the author's childish worldview and ideas. Especially my relatives, how can I have such shameless, irresponsible parents and sisters who leave their children to the protagonist all day long without any words of gratitude or consciousness, as if the little daughter is dead. The younger one is also a shameless person who eats and drinks, and a cousin writes like a holy mother. The heroine is like a junior high school girl who has not grown up, and her emotional description is childish and pitiful.

Let's start with a story about early retirement with 1 million, building a villa with 500,000 (a villa designed and manufactured by a professional team with a swimming pool), and depositing 500,000 in the bank to earn interest. This is simply unbelievable. Is the author a primary school student? What kind of life experience can one write such unworldly words?

It becomes more and more complicated later on. Girls like the male protagonist, but the author insists on writing the male protagonist like a stupid boy. I am confused. I don't say how much you have to go through in your 30s, but I think as long as you are a normal boy, a girl will look for you to hang out every day. You should be able to feel that she is slightly interested in you. It's been more than 200 chapters, and I haven't even held the heroine's hand yet. I'm just continuing to write down the plot. I feel that one plot can fill ten or twenty chapters.

The protagonists in other books acquire skills through the system for the purpose of showing off, picking up girls, and gaining wealth! For a homebody who has no desires and desires, apart from cooking to make life more comfortable, is there any point in learning other skills? The protagonist doesn't even want others to know! I don't understand what kind of image the author wants to create for the protagonist? I even think that the existence of the system is meaningless. If you like to hide it, then hide it!

There is always a twisted feeling in the portrayal of this protagonist. I want the protagonist to pretend to be B, but I'm afraid that the readers will think he is pretending, which gives him a feeling of being both fake and upright, neither good nor bad. I want the seclusion of picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, but I must let people know that he is Tao Yuanming.

Newbies can start reading directly from Chapter 24. The first chapter is full of water, so it won't affect the plot connection if you don't read it. Of course, 90% of the content of each chapter from chapter 24 onwards is just watery. Just read the title. It won't affect your understanding of the plot if you don't read it.

50W earns interest. . . No, buddy, if you deposit 500,000 yuan in the bank, you will only get a few thousand yuan in interest a year, and you will spend a few hundred yuan a month to live on, right? Where did the author come from as a primary school student??

Can this book be ordered at an average of six thousand? Come on, do you know what the concept of an average order of six thousand is? Is this a piece of rubbish books worthy of you?

Shouldn't the first task be to drink your first sip of breast milk? We should find a wet nurse for the protagonist, I get excited just thinking about it