Bounty Hunting in Films Across the Myriad Worlds

I've noticed that this author's books consistently convey the idea that education is useless and look down on university students—it's all self-serving. However, he hasn't grasped one crucial point: education has indeed been the best choice for ordinary children of workers and peasants in China for thousands of years, without exception. Although most university graduates do struggle to find jobs in the initial years, eventually most manage to secure stable employment.

Holy crap, it's a group quest, tons of people are vying for it. This time travel isn't fun at all. They've transmigrated, and it's a group transmigration story. A bunch of people can accept the missions they issue, and the protagonist's only advantage is the plot. This setup can't hold up.

He Xingfu

His wife was hit on the head with a rolling pin, his breakfast shop was vandalized, and after a check-up at the hospital, he told his wife and sister-in-law that he had to endure it. In a word, amazing.

There's a lot of personal commentary; if I still find this much after reading a lot, I'll just give up on the book.

I'm too lazy to even comment on the other flaws. Since you chose "Happiness to Every Home" as the first world setting, stop with the constant appearance of drugs and drug users. With such a strong national anti-drug effort, why are there so many drug users in the protagonist's small county? If you had used a foreign world as the setting, I wouldn't bother commenting. Do you think the anti-drug efforts at Tokyo University are a joke?

How lucky!

Mental patients are so funny, I'm dying of laughter hahaha

It's novel and unique, but not captivating. I wanted to give up halfway through; the story was too disjointed.

Multiplayer mode, goodbye at the start.