Film and Television: Heaven Rewards Diligence

In reality, you're a beast of burden. Even with a system after transmigrating, you're still a beast of burden. And you still have to work overtime so late, yet this beast of burden is quite proud of it.

The pace is slow and a bit boring! I'm still stuck being a beast of burden after time-traveling, haven't improved, there's nothing exciting, and I don't know what to do next. 🙂

Just keep going and see how long you can hold on. This novel is just for yourself; you don't need to care about the readers.

You should go to the female-oriented genre, where a domineering female CEO falls in love with a loser like you 😄

Since you've already time-traveled, you can just play with secondhand goods occasionally, why do you keep playing with secondhand items?

The "Heaven Rewards Diligence" storyline is poorly designed. The progress bar is just a single line, skills have no numerical values, and there's no character panel—it's terrible. Also, it's too drawn out. Adults need decisive action to develop a resolute character; the protagonist needs to grow, not just wander around relying entirely on the system. Otherwise, there's no point in writing this book.

I saw the second world open up. To be honest, the first two chapters' realistic plot was a bit dramatic—the biased mother, the bloodsucking brother, and the dismissal—so while I didn't particularly like the beginning, I could still accept it. Then, in the movies and TV shows, everyone talks about working in reality, transmigrating, and even having a cheat code, yet still working.

If a protagonist transmigrates into the body of a rich second-generation heir, what is the point of their "golden finger" (advantage/cheat code)? It's increasingly resembling a daydream before someone's sudden death. The favor of a beautiful and wealthy boss, a transmigration with a golden finger in an urban drama, becoming a rich second-generation heir with a fiancée and best friend coming to his door—I don't see the "hard work" in it at all.

You're not even writing out the numerical values! Even if you're worried about the calculation being too complicated, you could at least write a percentage! Then you could explain how to quickly calculate and upgrade. What's the point of writing it like this? Hardly anyone will read it; people will just think it's rubbish and low-quality content.

I couldn't bear to look at the inheritance.