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Child: When I grow up, I want to go to Tsinghua University. Dad: Forget Tsinghua, come with me to Xiaodao! 😏

The younger brother is portrayed very well, but the parents seem unreliable. Could you add some positive aspects? Otherwise, it's all negative, which isn't good.

The child in the story is a time traveler. No matter how powerful, intelligent, skilled in martial arts, fluent in multiple languages, good at stock trading, gaming, studying, cooking, socially adept, or worldly-wise he is in the novel, it can be exaggerated as much as possible! But is it necessary to write the protagonist's parents as useless just to highlight the protagonist?

The contrast is created for the sake of contrast; what's the essential difference between the protagonist and those children? The author seems completely clueless about where the appeal lies.

How many times a day does the author update?

I want to complain, why isn't this a "feel-good" story? Every time I see the protagonist forced to play games, it makes me so upset. It's infuriating!!! Whether it's "feel-good" or not, I'll still give it a good review. How should I put it... I hope you keep writing.

It's a really good book, why isn't it popular? It seems like very few people are reading it.

The angle is novel, so I'll give it 5 points. However, from this perspective, the system's presence is too weak, and the protagonist is just a pure tool. Furthermore, this type of live-streaming story suffers from several inherent flaws: if the parties involved are unaware—it's illegal; if they are aware—it's an act.

Everything was great up to this point, but the ending felt a bit rushed. 😥😥😥 (; 一_一)

This is the first book that Seven Cats managed to finish, and it's much better than the others. It's a pity it ended too quickly; there was actually so much more to write about.