Ruthless System: at the Beginning, Kowloon Pulls the Coffin Tattoo on the Upper Body

I didn't see how the protagonist was ruthless, I just saw him being grindy and indecisive.

It is an urban cool article. It introduces a tattoo at the beginning, and then it is slapped in the face by the wealthy second generation. The cultivation of immortals is a mess, and emotions are mixed. I hope the author will continue to work hard and become a great god as soon as possible.

It's hard to write in a single word

I originally wanted to continue reading, but the more I read, the more I felt that the female characters written by the author made people feel uncomfortable. The male protagonist's attitude towards these female characters also made me vomit.

The system is a good one, but the protagonist doesn't have his own opinion yet, and the more he looks at it, the more disgusting he feels.

I originally wanted to continue watching, but these intrusive female characters really left me speechless, and my desire to watch them was gone in an instant.

The tattoos are so exaggerated, I thought the plot would develop into a supernatural aspect, but when I saw more than 200 chapters, they were all urban slaps and show-offs, what does that have to do with those tattoos?

The women the author wrote about earlier were too annoying to him.

It's too low. The protagonist has nothing to do with the title of the book.

The relationship between men and women is messy, as if a woman is bound to fall in love with the male protagonist