Review Detail of Chuckles in Super Gene

Nice concept with many interesting features, but sadly spoilt by a very tedious pace of plot development. At one point the author has characters commenting that "the MC's development path requires soo much time and resources to achieve meaningful results that it simply isn't worth the effort". This is true for reading the story as well. If you read it you will inevitably become frustrated by wading through 50-100 chapters describing how the MC achieves a 'major milestone' only to be immediately reminded that 'because of his unique nature' he's got to repeat the achievement several times over. Add this to his constant abandoning those who he's supposed to be protecting, inability to protect even his immediate family, constantly being bullied into doing things he doesn't want to, hiding his abilities/ identity and dependence upon the protection of women he's deceiving. Pretty soon you stop seeing him as the 'hero' and begin to loose interest in what's happening to him. The author already had MC achieve everything that 'he claimed' he wanted to achieve, only to snatch that away. Now thousands of chapters later MC still has a very long way to go to get back what was taken and the author is dropping hints that the goal is still further away than what was previously indicated. I don't think even the author has any clue how long the book will go on, but I predict readers will be plaintively asking "are we there yet?" for a very long time to come.