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Synopsis
Ye Kai, a frail young man, acquires a supernatural system allowing him to purchase any item imaginable. He immediately utilizes this power to fulfill taboo desires involving his own family members. This novel reads like a typical system-based power fantasy blended with transgressive adult tropes. It is intended for readers who enjoy unrestricted power fantasies and extreme taboo themes; those seeking a traditional hero's journey or wholesome family dynamics should avoid this title entirely. The narrative begins at a sluggish pace, though it is designed to accelerate starting with the Dark Sky City Arc. A standout quality is the protagonist's personality shift, as he remains subservient to his mother while acting with absolute ruthlessness toward the rest of the world.
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With nearly 300 chapters, the novel shows a commitment to its niche, though it struggles with foundational pacing. The author openly admits to a sluggish start, which may alienate readers before they reach the Dark Sky City Arc. A notable strength is the clear character dichotomy; the protagonist's transition from a weakling to a ruthless power-player provides a consistent, if dark, progression. However, the reliance on extreme taboo elements as a primary plot driver limits its appeal and often overshadows the broader fantasy world-building. Given the Eastern Fantasy classification, one might expect more complex cultivation or political intrigue, but the focus remains heavily on the system's immediate gratifications. It is a straightforward power fantasy that prioritizes shock value over narrative depth, making it a polarizing entry in its genre.












