The Invincible System Gives Me a Billion from the Start

Well, how should I put it? Can you please stop this? The system rewards various groups or things, and then someone ends up working for one of them, and I just stand there showing off, okay? This has been going on for a while now, and I've encountered several like this. Can't you just target other groups? It's over, and all her existing resources have been used up. Is this going to last longer? But I think it's actually quite good.

Although I don't deliver food, you're referring to delivery guys, so thank you for your hard work and I'll give you a thumbs up.

Author The protagonist's parents seem to value money and face more than their son, treating him like a tool. Also, the protagonist is repeatedly tempted by the female leads, wanting to have sex, yet he claims to have great self-control, constantly seducing new women without sleeping with any of them. The plot is indeed a bit clichéd. Showing off and face-slapping are fine, but it doesn't need to be accompanied by a face-slapping moment every time something new comes along. While "power fantasy" stories don't require intelligence, they still offer moments of unease and make you feel something is off or strange. (Please don't criticize if you disagree; I'm not a hater, please don't attack me!!!!)

I feel like his father probably had some connections before, but he likely spent money recklessly and went bankrupt.

It was okay at first, but it got awful later on. It was just showing off and it wasn't very interesting!

It's still the same old formula of those super-rich dramas; I've seen too many of them, and personally, I think it's just so-so.

The writing is poor. The plot is too cliché. Also, every time he sees a beautiful woman, he expects to have something happen with her, but then he gets all this talk about having strong self-control. Isn't that ridiculous? Tell me, which man can truly remain unmoved by a woman in his arms?

Episodes 1, 2, and 3 made me very uncomfortable and annoyed. The more I watched, the angrier I got, and I didn't want to continue. What kind of nonsense is this? The police even agreed to let the suspect hit someone. And the main character was at the police station giving a statement—I have no idea what he was doing there. Anyway, the more I watched, the angrier I got; it was very frustrating.

All I want to say is that the story's plot doesn't match the synopsis, the outline is chaotic, and the plot... Well, it seems like there's no plot at all. It's purely a mindless bragging mode. Every time someone flaunts their wealth, he has to listen to their rambling before he retaliates. Furthermore, the plot is disjointed. The parents are ordinary people, and everyone would be suspicious if everything the protagonist acquired through the system appeared out of thin air. Also, the explanations are too weak. The lottery winnings payment records should be from a welfare lottery; are the protagonist's parents stupid? Or illiterate? And while the protagonist accidentally obtains the system, the rewards of hundreds of millions, billions, and even billions are too extravagant. And don't treat the readers like idiots by cramming in all sorts of mindless plot points. In conclusion: This book is destined for a disappointing ending. While it's pretentious, it lacks any sense of a satisfying, enjoyable read. I suggest that if you don't like this kind of book, don't even bother reading it. This is my advice as a seasoned bookworm. Lastly (based on my years of reading experience, please don't be offended if you disagree), thank you!

I can't believe I actually read over twenty chapters of this awful book! It's utter nonsense. I wonder if the author's thinking is clear and their speech is even fluent? Anyway, I felt terrible after reading it!