It means it feels good while being infuriating. Are you feeling infuriated at the moment? good.

This is not an original story. Please beware, this is a thief copying work and pretending it is original akbkqjwjwjwvwvbwkbwbkwwbwjbjwwJeejjejejwkwwkkwjwjwjwjwjbbbbb

To keep it short, budget cuts.

Novel is reasonably interesting, but 40 chapters really isn’t enough for me to tell if it’s a fluke or if it’s actually good. There are a few questionable points that I can’t tell are the fault of the author or the translator, that don’t quite seem to match up properly. It could be due to cultural/ environmental difference, who knows? -Who TF goes to KFC and eats hamburger combos? Do they even sell beef?

Was it intentional for you to complain about grammatical errors in a post filled with grammatical errors?

Some Chinese people are racist. That is true. Some <insert literally any race here> people are racist. That is also true. The problem here is that disliking a few racists does not excuse being racist towards that race because of a few racists. At that point, aren’t they also a racist? In no way is the OP better than any Chinese racist, OP just joined the club of racists. What scum.

The probability here isn’t actually as simple as the author might suggest. The odds of getting a certain card differ based on the number of cards remaining in the deck, and since there are other players whose cards are not revealed we cannot accurately calculate a probability. Since each player gets an open card and a secret card, we have to factor in the fact that the open card can no longer be in the deck as well as the unknown card. Therefore the probability calculated cannot be correct since there is no way of guessing the secret cards of all the players. As a undergraduate computer science major who had to take a probability class this semester, I cannot approve of this chapter.

While I don’t disagree with the notion, it’s a story. If I were to bring this analogy to something far fetched, like the Pastafarian Bible, then I could say that it proves Flying Spaghetti Monsters do indeed exist and must be worshipped. Hahaha

I really don’t mind reading a worse version of TWO. It’s been around a year or longer since TWO ended, and since then I’ve reread it once. Even read The Lord’s Empire due to the similarities and found it somewhat acceptable. Even if it’s not as fleshed out as TWO, I still prefer to read this over generic OP MC xianxia copypasta books. The last kingdom building novel to be released got dropped by translators (Sword of Dawnbreaker), so really don’t mind this one. Not to mention that it really isn’t that bad, as long as you can accept the premise.

TLDR: -OP thinks book is a long, slow paced infodump. -Commenter 1 disagrees, thinks that the book is slower than your average OP MC harem but isn’t really slow. -OP begs to differ -Commenter 2 thinks OP has an attention span shorter than a spirit-siphon goldfish and was offended -Commenter 3 thinks Commenter 2 went overboard in calling OP a fish brain -OP thinks Commenter 2 is butthurt, has no life, no wife, and should kill him self

It’s actually explained around ch30.

Honestly this review is hardly topical. If anything it’s a complaint that you dislike the author using irl people as characters in his story. Who cares?

Is it a harem? Read 60 chapters and there was no romance?