Godlike System

Well, to put it simply, this book is a classic that belongs solely to me. It was the first book I ever read, the first book I ever finished, and the first book I read day and night without stopping. You'll see by the end that the protagonist isn't a scumbag, but a truly good man who always keeps his distance from the female supporting character.

The first novel I ever read, I'm revisiting it now for a bit of nostalgia.

Back then, there weren't many system novels. Mu You (many people find this name jarring now, but even after eleven or twelve years, I still remember it vividly, don't you?), The Crab Commander, the Nurse Girlfriend, the Fox Daughter, and the Witch Clan Woman—I still remember them all.

"Super God System" was the first system novel I encountered in junior high school. Even now, I can't forget Dong Yuanyuan, and I still remember the shock I felt from the typical tropes of early novels. The simple values ​​embodied by the protagonist of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes 2"—such as justice and patriotism—also greatly inspired me.

The first system novel I read when I first started reading novels, I've never forgotten it.

The male lead is a total jerk. He was all bitter looking at the photos at first, but then he started flirting with the beautiful neighbor. I was immediately turned off by him.

Wow, so many people are the first to read this 🤓, what a coincidence! How much per book can you charge me? Urban novels have a common problem: they can't write without women; they always encounter all sorts of women.

The first system novel I read

Hmm, it's alright. I watched it many years ago, and after watching it, I thought it was pretty good. I've forgotten what I wrote...

Does the protagonist, with such a cheat-like advantage, have no ambition at all? Shouldn't he at least reach a point where even the country wouldn't dare touch him? He's already so satisfied with just meeting a woman who's somewhat attractive right from the start. Does he even have any aesthetic sense? The minimum standard for a protagonist's woman should be absolute beauty, the kind that's one in a million.