The System Bound to the Wrong Person? I Get the Rewards Without the Punishment

The main character has a kind of hopeless, incompetent quality.

Should the author consider changing some bad habits like eating and sleeping, and focusing more on updating the game?

I've read it. The author didn't have a romantic relationship in high school. At least not openly.

Let me taste it first to see if it's salty enough. I've only read the first chapter, so it's hard to say how the book is, but the male and female leads are both poorly written. The male protagonist is a repressed, greasy, sleazy, and virgin. The female lead is an extraordinary, motherly fairy. This persona is starting to crumble. I dare not look any further. Where is Shennong?

What kind of values ​​does the author have to write a protagonist like this?

I couldn't continue after a few chapters. The male lead is too overpowered to be believable. The system is called the "Perfect Life System," and the punishments for failing a mission—besides the first person to sneeze, are running naked and getting an electric shock—are just the author's twisted sense of humor. The female lead behaves quite normally, but the male lead is completely idiotic.

I read three chapters, and it's utter garbage. The author's forced pairing of the male and female leads is disgusting. The male lead, who has a good virginity, carries the female lead, who has a bad one, on his back. Can the author please stop being so nauseating?

The male protagonist is a complete loser; the character development is terrible, and the idea is plagiarized from another book. Why can't I report it?

Needless to say, he's a beast. Not only does he take the benefits without being punished, but he also broke his promise to split the rewards equally and ate them himself. He's truly a beast; his character is questionable.

Why is everyone criticizing the male lead? He was just helping someone out; he didn't coerce the female lead. Why blame the system? He's just an ordinary high school student.