My Life Simulator Says I Should Start Over

The toxicity is too strong. Putting everything else aside, I just can't stand the protagonist's character design alone. In just 20 chapters, I witnessed: a giant baby transmigrator who is 18+18 years old but has almost no thinking ability; a super non-stick pan that says "It's your fault if I hate you, and it's still your fault if you hate me"; "Are you interested in me because you're so close?"

I really didn't want to be so harsh, but the protagonist's characterization is just... Disgusting. Even if it's a story about a loser, at least he should have decent character. It's one thing for a high school student about to graduate to talk like a child playing house, but what's with this guy killing zombies and then suddenly kissing someone?

I died from the poison. There were only about 20 chapters left, but I just couldn't continue. I suspect the author didn't even have an outline. The first few dungeons were alright, serving as filler, but while not completely irrelevant to the main plot, they were better than nothing.

I don't understand why the protagonist has to kill the class monitor in the simulation. Isn't this a simulation? The protagonist himself gets angrier and angrier in the simulation. 40 Out of 50 chapters are simulations. The class monitor isn't a superhuman; killing the protagonist won't make him one. He might as well just stay in the zombie school and learn how to become one.

Based on my over ten years of reading experience and my reading of the author's previous two books, I swear if the author can't control the narrative in the later stages and continues to delve into vague and abstract concepts like the Way of Heaven, time, and emperors, this book will flop.

The class monitor is essentially a little girl who needs affirmation and praise. As long as her needs are met, she can be won over to your side. At worst, you can coax and deceive her by saying that in the future you see, the class monitor will also awaken into a powerful superhuman, shining brightly and attracting everyone's attention. The jealousy now is not important at all.

As a character from the novel "Shennong," I was drawn in by the daily poison-testing ritual. After reading dozens of chapters, I discovered a plethora of poisonous elements, nearly dying from the poisoning. I only persevered because the story seemed somewhat interesting, and unexpectedly, it gradually improved, leading me to read until 3 AM...

If you're going to label the protagonist as a cool and aloof but secretly passionate type, at least make them a little smart. Writing them as stupid is one thing, but they're also constantly in heat.

Could the class monitor be exonerated? Just because she had a history of being misunderstood? But that's no excuse for murder. If the protagonist ends up pitying the class monitor and they develop feelings for each other, that would be ridiculous.

Isn't the protagonist a complete waste? Before he got the cheat system, he acted like a decent person, thinking he was wise and insightful. But as soon as he got the cheat system, he became blinded by lust.