The System Arrived Five Years Early, and the Campus Beauty Confessed to Me from the Start

Negative review, no discussion, let me evaluate this book: the protagonist says that he is a good person, but I don't agree. I think the protagonist is a villain. Why do I say that? The first point is because before rebirth, the protagonist was not killed, but because of his own inability and inability to survive. The second point is that after rebirth, because of the system, there is no scruple in doing things. I can understand it, but I hate that the protagonist draws everyone's hatred, and then says he wants to save everyone. Isn't this a typical show-off and a memorial? The third point is that basically all high-level awakened people could have awakened themselves, but the protagonist said that he wanted to protect the Dragon Kingdom and help others awaken in advance. This is a good thing, but what does the protagonist mean by adding poison to the awakening potion? Control others, treat everyone as a tool, keep using them if they are useful, and kill them if they are not useful? Is this what a decent person can do? I don't mind if the protagonist is a villain, but it's disgusting that you can't do villain things and still claim to be a decent person. Finally, I personally think that the protagonist should not poison an old general who does not have to trust you. As the protagonist said, the old general dedicated his life to the Dragon Kingdom. One of his three sons was killed and two were injured on the front line. The protagonist can be selfish and not help the country rise, but he cannot poison the country. After all, it was this group of people who protected the people in the previous life and allowed you to live for several years. If you die, it is because of your own incompetence. No one harmed you, so don't retaliate.

It was pretty good, but the ending was a little too rushed. It was mentioned directly in one sentence. The upper realm behind has not been mentioned yet. It feels like this novel is only half-written. Looking forward to a sequel

Very nice

It's over too quickly!

6 To 6 can only be said

It's a very brainless and cool text about forcibly subduing one's intelligence and pretending to be a slap in the face. It's most suitable for teenagers.

It's nice to look at, but it's ridiculous later on

Is this modern or ancient?

The data is top-notch, so it's better not to write it at all.

It's okay if you're watching it because you can jump to watch it, but if you're listening, don't listen because the panel will make you spit out Chinese quintessence.