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Blackwater
BlackwaterLv125yr
2020-04-23 08:02

Well I drop the story about chap. 120 The story starts good with store bullding and has a fun undertone. But the biggest negativ point is the system spirit his so cald Mother, after about 100 chap. Her character is so overbearing that you just can't take it anymore. Than she tell him to kill, and forces the regrets off a other person on him to get him To wake up and take charges of his life.... As if there is no other method out there.... And he just takes it and is OK with it when she has clearly tried and manipulated him. So after 100 chap. The fun and games end and your are trust into a murder fest. I don't chare for the later chap. Anymore his mother's character is just to much for me together with his passiv Betamale attitude and the massiv shifts in the tone of the story in not even 5 chap. I'm dropping this **** like it has the plague.

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Daoist_Nyanko_Bub
Daoist_Nyanko_BubLv10

I'm reading at that part and I can't take it anymore because of the same reason. Killing is necessary and unnecessary at the same time but his so-called mother, forced or you could say that convinced him by killing people. The mc can still be powerful without unnecessary killing because the yuan can be converted into dungeon dollars (If I'm correct) and he can earn yuan by just running his store while defying the system by almost brainwashing him.

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