I've Become a Top-Notch Person, Why Did the Cheating System Come Here?

In the first chapter, there is a bad system. Who wants to see a system slave?

Donating half of your assets every month is a big poison. Your wealth shrinks nearly 5,000 times in a year, which is not easy for anyone to do.

So trash novels must have trash settings

Chapter 1 persuades him to quit, and the invincible system deducts half of the protagonist's assets every month and leaves.

Real female author? This song is no longer a niche issue. It is recommended to open the music app to find classic old songs.

What should I say? The plot arrangement is okay, but the song selection is a bit taken for granted. I guess the song selection delays the data of the book a bit, and the foreshadowing is a bit too long. Donations are waiting for a slap in the face, so I should arrange the plot earlier, but these are all trivial matters. The problem is that this system version is a bit old and too boring, and this pair of people has no concept of money, easily making hundreds of millions. Finally, the emotional scenes are also a bit stingy, and overall it is not pleasant to watch.

It's a bit cookie-cutter, they're all lottery, copying songs to pretend to be a slap in the face, randomly pulling out a similar novel, changing the name, it's pretty much the same.

The author's writing skills are quite proficient, but it's a pity that the selection of works is a piece of shit. He also likes to make some poisonous points every few chapters.

It's obviously a bad money-making model, but they want to create conditions without having to endure hardship. Do you have to star in a TV series that requires training? I can make a lot of money now. Another big problem is that the author cannot write a climax and always leaves people with the feeling of falling behind.

I have read his Superstar Hongze and I'm Not a Star before, and I feel like he wrote about the entertainment industry from a different perspective. I haven't seen him publish a book for several years. This time I automatically subscribed as soon as I saw the introduction. Come on! I'm optimistic about you!