A trope-y Chinese Modern Power Fantasy.

Time-travels. Gets a system. Gets unlimited money. Immediately begins plotting to pluck and defile any and all flowers he might encounter. CHINA NUMBER ONE! The usual brain rot.

I thought the business parts might be interesting, but the author only has a shallow understanding himself, so it resembles the typical administrative BS that comes from middle managers using buzzwords when they're trying to sound intelligent. The author makes his MC say something glaringly simple like 'oh, the UI should be simple and straightforward to use' and... more>> everyone around him falls over in astonishment at how wise and knowledgeable the MC is, and how they should all learn from him. It's so laughably painful to read.

I suspect the author made up the unlimited money hack because he couldn't be bothered to relate the difficulties of moving capital out of China to begin with. Private citizens have a yearly limit of purchasing $50, 000 usd. So getting millions of dollars out of China would mean exposing illegal means of currency flight. Not gonna happen. Never mind having the transaction analyzed state-side for source of funds, proof of income, etc. Too complicated, not enough sexy women involved. Let's just condense the whole thing as a magical system.

Every American the MC encounters talks exactly the same way. Polite. Well spoken. It's so hilariously unrealistic. Like, bro, tell me you haven't been to the States without telling me you haven't been to the States. The lack of diversity of expression and speech quirks makes characters feel like generic British NPCs that have the sum personality of a well-polished but soulless shoe.

I quit after he started having interc**rse with women which immediately makes his system bind them as his spouses? Omfgwtfbbq!?

I give this one star out of five mostly because zero stars is not a legit rating. Boo. <<less