I was about to comment on chapter 105, but I wrote so much that I said, 'Forget it, I'll post this as a review.' So here it is... I hate this passive type of protagonist who just waits for the bad guy to make a move. Like, buddy, someone already tried taking your life in the real world, but you're just like, 'Oh, if I see him, I'll kill him,' and that too in-game, not in the real world. He can literally summon the undead lord now hell I believe he can summon his entire 100-man undead army because they are soul-bound or some other reason. But our guy here is just chilling and doing his own thing. The only reason he isn't going to get screwed over is because of the plot armor. I understand the plot armor, but don't rely solely on the idea that just because he is the protagonist, everything will go his way. I do like that, no matter what happens, the MC won't be affected negatively. However, he could plan ahead. He keeps saying many have betrayed humanity, but he doesn't do anything about them. He could have formed a guild with future experts to have better control and suppress the 'evil' guilds. But it's alright if he can become powerful enough alone to dominate his enemies. But I enjoy this novel and its smooth sailing story without any interruptions. So, even though I dislike the MC's passive attitude a bit, I’ll keep reading and hope the author changes his personality.
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wow it turns out he is passive in dealing with enemies or threats huh? I also hate the passive nature created by the author for the mc, I haven't read this novel but seeing the passive nature of the mc that often appears in a story theme like this makes me feel frustrated again, maybe because the author is lazy to show/write a new villain for the mc because of that the author keeps his enemies?
