Low Configuration Version System Master God

How do you put it? Metaphor: A child exchanges the function of an artifact for candy, which may be funny in the eyes of the author. The protagonist has the most powerful cheat, and he can't even make money. He thinks about making money every day. He is obviously a good cheat. I just can't figure out why he is like this.

A mess of history, a good hand of cards was beaten to pieces, such an awesome system, such awesome stealing skills, almost useless, the protagonist is still a bit mentally retarded, and other people's IQs are not very good, especially the protagonist's roommate, there are obviously some that can get very powerful things, but he just doesn't use them. He insists on taking small items to the world of Titans. Things like kitchen knives have high damage. Isn't it possible to defeat those giant dragons every second? You have to use an electric fan or shower, or you can even order an unopened knife separately. Although it is difficult to get a gun in China, it is relatively easy to get an unopened knife. As long as you don't take it out and tell it, no one will know about it. It is like getting a gun. As long as you don't take it out, the police will not know. The weapon is on the person. No one knows whether he has a weapon without searching him. The protagonist keeps saying that the way to make money is just for him, and he can't learn from the time traveler to do stocks? There are also loan sharks and credit cards, right? It will be the end of the world, who cares whether the money will all turn into waste paper, and those loans will naturally not need to be repaid. After all, they will all have to go bankrupt, and whether the boss is still alive or not is a question. It is true that there is no pleasure in pretending to be cool. When people see pretentiousness that is known to others, it is called pretending. If no one reads it and no one knows, it is just for self-entertainment. There is nothing exciting about this book. You can read it in the front (there is some sex), but there is no sex or showiness in the back. It is just like reading an academic paper.

After reading dozens of chapters, the plot has nothing to do with the dungeon world.

It's a good subject matter, but it's poorly written. The main character has no brains at all. He stole his memory and acted like this.

You won't use all your time to write a bad plot if you have a hang-up