Reborn with the Perfect System

At first glance, it seemed good enough to deserve full marks, but the more I read, the more it resembled a character's development history! And a fabricated one at that! Author, are you sure you're writing a system novel? How many times did the system appear in chapter 115? It's a bit like a bait-and-switch tactic.

What's the point of this trashy cultivation novel? Rare and expensive cyborgs have become as common as ants, and anyone who pops up is stronger than the male lead. Even a single bead's ability is comparable to the protagonist's system. What's the use of this system? Martial arts are already at version 2.0, And at the beginning, they couldn't even beat the weakest cyborg. I'm speechless.

I apologize for writing my review too early; the rest was just filler. I feel ashamed of my casual positive review.

Although the middleman's name is incorrect, you can still take a look.

The beginning was good, but the end... The author apologized.

It was alright, but it got boring towards the end.

The first 800 chapters were alright, but it got less interesting after the introduction of cultivators. Also, the beginning was a bit padded, with small incidents stretching into 10 or more chapters, which was a bit annoying. Overall, it was still good except for the ending.

Convenient tutoring class, great guy, until what time does he drink?

Reading this book can give you insights into the development history and direction of many large companies, the passion and hardships of entrepreneurship, and the situation of financial services. It covers a lot of the development of games, so it's worth reading!

The entire story is quite good, initially revolving around the all-around student, the system. The later addition of cultivation elements serves to further develop the plot. Unlike other system novels where the protagonist suddenly transitions to cultivation, this one is much better.