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

The protagonist feels like the mud can't support the wall.

Should the author consider getting rid of some bad habits such as eating and sleeping, and focus on updating?

Saw it. The author never fell in love in high school. At least not openly discussed.

Let me give it a taste first. After reading the first chapter, I can't say how the book is, but the male and female protagonists are both terrible. The male protagonist is a greasy and wretched little virgin with a repressed personality The female protagonist is a little fairy who defies the will of heaven This character is a bit unbearable I dare not look back Where is Shennong?

What kind of outlook does the author have to write such a protagonist?

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The male protagonist is too unfaithful to be included in the game. The system is called the Perfect Life System, and the punishment for failure in the mission is not only the first one to sneeze, but also a streaking and an electric shock. This failure punishment is completely the author's bad taste. The female protagonist's behavior is quite normal, but the male protagonist is completely imbecile. The mission system is on the female protagonist's side, but she doesn't establish a good relationship with the female protagonist to determine the cooperation method, and even threatens her. If I were the female protagonist and encountered this kind of Sima male protagonist, I would just lock myself in the house.

After reading three chapters, it's a piece of shit. It's really disgusting that the author forcibly binds the male and female protagonists. Can the author stop being so disgusting when the good male lead takes advantage of the bad virgin lead?

The male protagonist is a pure loser, the characterization is too rubbish, the idea is copied from another book, why can't I report it?

Needless to say, they are just beasts. They just take the benefits without being punished, share the promised rewards equally, and just go back on their promises and eat them themselves. This is really pure beasts, and there is something wrong with their character.

Why are you all scolding the male protagonist? The male protagonist is helping others, right? He's not coercing the female protagonist, so why is the system scolding the male protagonist? He is just an ordinary high school student who cannot be more ordinary.