I'm in a Bizarre World, So What Is This Perfect Life System?

A perfect life system is nothing. If it were a perfect life system, it would be discontinued.

Is the author trying to write a workplace novel disguised as something bizarre?

As we all know, Qidian now places great importance on follow-up reading data. The term "following the reader" means reading the book closely, that is, reading to the last page of the latest chapter after each update of a new book. If you think this book is alright, I hope you can give it a little support by continuing to read it and leaving a few votes.

The character design is somewhat reminiscent of a healing game, and the storyline is quite good, but I suggest that the urban content shouldn't make up too much of it.

I'd like to ask, what did that person do to warrant a direct interview with the male lead? It was already implied that he needed to gain experience points to get the job, yet the male lead still dared to go.

Personal subjective evaluation~ Having read over twenty chapters, I've finished the first arc... How to put it... The overall style is too depressing, just a tapestry of tragic fates. The pitiful die and become ghosts, continuing to suffer injustice; the bad die and become ghosts, continuing to do evil. This kind of plot isn't really popular anymore, is it?

If you're going to write something eerie, then stop with the wish-fulfillment, beautiful-girl-centric stuff. Is it really that hard to guess what kind of people your audience for eerie stories will be?

I've looked at a few chapters and they seem pretty good. It has a bit of a healing game feel to it, which is quite nice. I hope the author can write more. I haven't had any books to read lately, so I'm giving ten monthly tickets as encouragement.

I finally found a book that suits my taste, and it doesn't seem to have any major drawbacks, so why is there no one here? I'm giving you my full support, I'm afraid you'll die.

Wow, that was so hard to get! I finally managed to snag one.