God-Tier System

The protagonist kills a duck, then vomits all over the place, expressing his reverence for life. And he's a time-traveling genius—vomiting after killing a duck? Would you dare go to the market?

I just added this book to my favorites a couple of days ago, read through the public chapters, browsed the table of contents, and here are a few brief comments. While the book's structure is somewhat old-fashioned, it is otherwise quite good and incorporates some novel elements.

This is a completely mindless book; it's a terrible imitation, with no coherence whatsoever, and the side quests are just filler text.

... What is this writing? Xiao Qin is seriously injured but still can't be killed. He's only one level away from being the main character. Are you saying he's the main character or not? Seriously, this is like something a primary school student would write.

I've read over ten chapters of this book, and regardless of its quality, the only part that made me want to vomit was the scene where the protagonist licks his lips at least ten times. This is supposed to be a characteristic the author designed for the protagonist, but isn't it incredibly lewd? Who licks their lips when they see something they find interesting? Only perverted scoundrels would lick their lips when they see a beautiful woman.

So, defeating Mu Qing'er? And then, does she even have to fall in love with the protagonist in the end? LOL! Especially the first chapter, the protagonist is a mission maniac, getting angry as soon as he doesn't see the mission reward—I'm speechless! Isn't that how single-player games are played now? A mystery reward wouldn't work! By the way, I've only played games for half a year!

With a system that can change the world, are you still content to be a nobody? "Sui Ba" is here!

As the title suggests, I feel the main storyline is more than 50% similar.

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Does anyone know in which chapter Mu Qing'er dies?