I Know Everything

"It's a delightful change for me at the moment."

Advantages:
1. Absence of cringeworthy Chinese young master plotlines.
2. A humble and philanthropic main character.
3. The system encourages and supports the protagonist's virtuous actions.

Disadvantages:
1. Slow progression: If you prefer fast-paced or action-packed narratives, this might not be your ideal choice due to its leisurely pace.

To begin with, I must commend the translation quality, which is generally quite good, and I never encountered any parts that were unclear. However, the novel's trajectory began to decline after the basketball storyline took over. The author's portrayal of professional basketball players dismissing the protagonist solely because he's Chinese struck me as unnecessary and unrealistic. It would have been more plausible if they had criticized his height instead.

Throughout the book, there were instances where certain phrases felt out of place or culturally specific, suggesting that the author might not have fully considered an international readership. For example, when the protagonist critiqued women from other countries, stating that their youthful appearance resembled that of 30-year-old Chinese women, necessitating excessive makeup, it came across as a stereotype and an odd inclusion.

In summary, while the translation is decent, the story's content seems tailored for a domestic audience, which affects the overall reading experience for those outside the original context.