I Hate Systems
I Hate Systems
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SUMMARY
Talent? Unnecessary! Wealth? Doesn’t matter! Brain? Eat it!
Even if one was the greatest of gutter trashes with zero redeemable qualities, as long as they had a System, they are bound to reach the pinnacle of life.
Compass Carburettor, a dirt-poor orphan with absolutely zero f**king qualities managed to reach the peak of the business world by the age of 35, all while relying on his Money-Making System like a blinded barnacle.
But at the peak of his life, he was betrayed by his System.
6 Latest Chapters [ Updated 4 months ago ]
Chapter List
- Chapter 161: A Fiery Night
- Chapter 162: Mysterious Creature
- Chapter 163: Grisha
- Chapter 164: Trekking Group
- Chapter 165: Nonchalantly Revealing His True Form
- Chapter 166: A Blade of Grass
- Chapter 167: The Mentality of a Merchant
- Chapter 168: Bio-Weapon
- Chapter 169: The Pearl in the Heart
- Chapter 170: Why Are They Swaying?
- Chapter 171: Ants and Grass
- Chapter 172: Stencil
- Chapter 173: Remembrance System Host
- Chapter 174: Mirroring Actions
- Chapter 175: Veteran
- Chapter 176: Everyone’s Objective
- Chapter 177: Luck and Coincidence
- Chapter 178: Quest Against a Villain
- Chapter 179: Directional Misalignment
- Chapter 180: Schemes Around Schemes Within Schemes
- Chapter 181: Distraction is the Key
- Chapter 182: A Possibility
- Chapter 183: A Pomeranian’s Picture
- Chapter 184: Coincidences
- Chapter 185: Cat/Snake/Parrot/Human Vs Bird
- Chapter 186: Scheming Against the Schemer
- Chapter 187: Everything and Nothing Can Be a Coincidence
- Chapter 188: Two Schemers
- Chapter 189: Complications Regarding a System’s Return
- Chapter 190: The Plight of Monetary-Based Systems
- Chapter 191: Eating Giant Centipedes
- Chapter 192: Bizarre in 3…2…1…!
- Chapter 193: One-Horned Mongoose
- Chapter 194: Gu
- Chapter 195: Superior to Monkeys
- Chapter 196: Rhizen’s Betrayal
- Chapter 197: Directional Misalignment
- Chapter 198: Compass Was a System Slayer?
- Chapter 199: Meh
- Chapter 200: Interrogating a System
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