My Teacher Has a System

I've finished reading it. The book itself is good, but it ends with a hodgepodge of villains. The rest are just complaints. According to my personal taste, I can only say that it is a mixed bag. I just want to watch a pure campus comedy story about students and teachers competing for wits and courage, but they have to add revenge (the main plot 1 is a group of villains trying to get revenge on the male protagonist), family hegemony ( Main plot 2), fortune telling, business wars, Chinese medicine, police and banditry, martial arts (thank God I didn't cultivate immortality), and the single-handed Dragon King action scene, etc. These elements account for nearly 70%, and these things happen in about half a year. I was worried until the end of this book that the villain would burn the flames of war on the students, but I was also afraid that it would be very contradictory if the flames of war were not burned on the students. Because there is a sense of separation, the above elements do not appear, and it is no problem to read. The story is still complete, but with these elements, I feel that the villains are stupid. The reason is very simple. If something happens to a student, it will be ruined. If it fails once, it will happen twice or three times. Not to mention that you will be wary if you use this last time. This book kidnaps the female protagonist and blackmails the male protagonist no less than three times. It can be said that domestic families still have some bottom line, so they don't need to do this, but villains like those overseas killer organizations who kill whole families at every turn can do this, so this book is completely divided into two versions: the school teacher chapter and the urban dragon king chapter. Moreover, the emotional scenes are very weak or non-existent, or if they are not written, they will be ambiguous, or it is just like those female supporting characters in Urban Dragon King (youth version) where they only flirt with each other and have no sexual scenes, and the emotional lines are hastily explained before the final battle. In addition, I am complaining about the male protagonist's behavior that is not pure Batman. He cripples but does not kill, and let people know who he is. Silently and purely to push the plot. There is also the system, which is made into a somewhat unique mobile backpack filled with resurrection potions and full recovery potions. This system is not weak and can develop many interesting gameplays. Many people have the opportunity to show their strength and kill the villain in just a few minutes. The result is so abrupt that it makes people feel frustrated. Finally, the author himself hinted many times in the article that his true identity is also a teacher, so it must be written like this because the editor in charge must have forced it to be written like this in order to cater to public needs. ಡωಡ

It's just that the ending is a bit sloppy