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inhuman
Feel free to dislike my comment or review – that’s your right! But at least I'm making an effort. If you can't handle different opinions, you might want to rethink being on the internet. Stay safe!
Joined 31/12/2023
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Straightforward — at least she knows what she wants and doesn’t play hard to get or those stupid cat-and-mouse games. Nice one, she is a keeper.
So, let’s sum it up: he wants to kill the MC because the MC doesn’t follow the rules and refuses to play by the book. Okay… and at the same time, he’s threatening a little girl just to pressure the MC. Yeah, he definitely seems like someone who follows the law and plays by the book...
@Shayatsu Sorry, but when someone writes a review like “this is bad” (which is still the polite version of many comments), “I love it, more chapters,” or even just a few smileys, that is not a proper review. In fact, those comments are basically useless.
A review is supposed to try to give potential future readers an idea of what they are about to read without spoiling the story. Of course, many people — myself included — can get emotional and go too deeply into details, sometimes crossing the line into pure personal opinion. That’s normal; we’re human.
But again, when a review contains barely three words, or gives a 5-star rating while the review itself describes the story as average, it doesn’t help anyone at all.
A review is supposed to try to give potential future readers an idea of what they are about to read without spoiling the story. Of course, many people — myself included — can get emotional and go too deeply into details, sometimes crossing the line into pure personal opinion. That’s normal; we’re human.
But again, when a review contains barely three words, or gives a 5-star rating while the review itself describes the story as average, it doesn’t help anyone at all.
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Aho no Matey10 days ago
@Aho no Matey That’s the classic political cliché plot. It’s easy to use because it feels realistic and helps keep an antagonist around for longer.
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Man, I don't get who the red hair and green forehead guy are? Why are they protecting him? Are they ...
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Swirl 14 days ago
@Swirl It’s hypocritical to act offended by a plot point while continuing to read the story. First, she isn't smiling because she's 'forced or happy', she's smiling because she knows she's gaining power that will help her later. Second, you're attacking a point I didn't even make. I never said she was happy; I said she was being pragmatic because she has no choice. There is a difference between 'liking' a situation and 'using' a situation to get stronger. If you have to resort to personal insults because you didn't understand the comment, it just shows you don't have a real argument.
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@inhuman how does being forced to do something make you smile ?think properly mother*****...
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Lunar26 days ago
@Lunar It's simplier than that : the strongest fist is the righteous one.
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@punyemas there's no such thing as righteous and justice in world.
Someone revenge ...
Someone revenge ...
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Grey5kull26 days ago
@Grey5kull It does happen in real life too, but the comon people like us doesn't have the right for this. It's mainly guy with toon of money or power (either political or other). Anyway, you need a lot of money to have multiple girlfriends and some of those women doesn't mind sharing because they got what they want.
Also, don't forgot some community like certain groupe of mormon where polygamy is a normal thing.
Also, don't forgot some community like certain groupe of mormon where polygamy is a normal thing.
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Only in fiction would this ever happen. As if two women would ever just agree to share the same boyf...
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punyemas26 days ago
If I remember right, she said she is 37.
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Fck you. Get the MILF too idiot...
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Howling wolf28 days ago
@Howling wolf She killed her brother when he found the eyes to offer them to that shi*** idol the MC killed IRL on his second life.
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I feel like I need to read the first few chapters again because either A.she found that as loot or B...
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Nadriosabout 1 month ago
@Nadrios Do you really believe privacy exists on the internet? Between those who voluntarily share their lives and those who get “accidentally” photographed—not even mentioning real-life friends who might gladly share your location for a bribe—the same applies to the staff of companies managing these platforms. It’s surprisingly easy to obtain people’s personal information.
I don’t know where you live, but here—and I believe in many other places as well—ISPs sell phone numbers and email addresses to anyone willing to pay, just to make more money. And that’s how you end up with a ton of ads from websites you don’t even know.
I don’t know where you live, but here—and I believe in many other places as well—ISPs sell phone numbers and email addresses to anyone willing to pay, just to make more money. And that’s how you end up with a ton of ads from websites you don’t even know.
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how the f*ck did they find him irl? they don´t know his name or appearence, not to mention his locat...
The protagonist lacks any real depth; he’s essentially a low-level psychopath driven by his worst instincts. He only survives because of pure luck and 'plot armor.' Without his OP powers, his arrogance and uselessness would have gotten him killed long ago.
@Yww I apologize for the misunderstanding; I shouldn’t have phrased it that way. The story is emotionally heavy because it involves betrayal, various threats (of many genre), and brainwashing.
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It also features complex factional schemes and the fact that the protagonist will be responsible—directly or indirectly—for many deaths, including those of friends
Lol, so many people got it wrong about the principal! She didn’t hit on him herself—she just offered to find more girls for him.
To answer your review and your comment on my review : I think you’re confusing flirting or romantic attraction with gratitude for the help he received in the past. I’ve read up to chapter 367, and his heart still clearly only belongs to the woman he was first with (by accident but still), Nangong Wan. He doesn’t even make a move toward Mu Peiling, who basically forced him into becoming his concubine. So I really don’t see where the idea comes from that “this changes later on and his heart goes ba-dump for every single woman he sees, turning it into just another generic shounen story”.
Wow, chapter 0 and there’s already a major issue. A “common objective is entertainment”? No, not really.
Let’s be honest—99% of games are designed to squeeze as much money as possible out of bored customers. People who’ve lost hope in the gaming industry, yet still keep searching for that one hidden gem.
Let’s be honest—99% of games are designed to squeeze as much money as possible out of bored customers. People who’ve lost hope in the gaming industry, yet still keep searching for that one hidden gem.
I think the author is using a dice to decide event and who die.
I think 2 little girls are soon going to call that principal elder sister ...
Door is made of magic metal but the wall around doesn't seems to be ...
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Senburu2 months ago
@Senburu I think the problem is that you're calling it a “minor change” when it really isn’t.
In this case the MC isn’t just making a small decision differently — he’s much stronger than he originally was at that same point in time. If the tower trial adjusts based on the person taking it, then the conditions are completely different from the start.
And let's be honest, in many of those "tower trial" part stories, there are always some magical conditions or hidden mechanics that trigger when certain requirements are met. It basically gives the author a way to make things play out differently for the MC and create special events for him.
In this case the MC isn’t just making a small decision differently — he’s much stronger than he originally was at that same point in time. If the tower trial adjusts based on the person taking it, then the conditions are completely different from the start.
And let's be honest, in many of those "tower trial" part stories, there are always some magical conditions or hidden mechanics that trigger when certain requirements are met. It basically gives the author a way to make things play out differently for the MC and create special events for him.
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@inhuman Butterfly effect is not exactly how it would work with particular things. Id say...
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