maude rubin life story

I've actually read through all the chapters! it's amazingly written that I wanted to know what's it going to be with Laura and Rubin..How will she take her revenge as a ghost and what is Rubin's role in it

It's a great story.. I love story when MC not just follow the plot, but he use his knowledge to his advantage 👍👍 Can't wait to see next chapter.. i wanna see how rubin year in Hogwarts, i want to see how harry and neville school life now 😁😁👍😍

I like Maude's power. It's really, really strong for what it is, and matches how he handles things. That being said, I can't help but feel that the MC does not seem to feel the slightest tinge of empathy for anyone or anything, say for a few lines where it expressed his regret for something. I'm around Chapter 50, and it doesn't feel like he's built a relationship with any character thus far. He doesn't exactly respect Saul, even attempting to go behind his back the day after in an attempt to use the recently auctioned Graded Sword despite Sol's firm refusal on the matter. Although, I do understand his frustration, as Sol seems to be adamant on Maude focusing on marksmanship solely. It is a con of having a broken ability he has to hide. That being said, his lack of empathy is a real problem when it comes to feeling attached to his character in any meaningful way. His brutal methodology shown 50 chapters in thus far means that casualties are not exactly anything to worry about, or that's how I seem to interpret it. Case in point; the Fishman Slave. Maude had no real way of knowing the Fishman's story, and despite the Fishman killing pirates outside of the auction house, it was a clear case of self-defense, in my point of view. Regardless of that, Maude had already made up his mind to kill the Fishman Slave with the sole reasoning behind his thinking behind the killing doubling as an experiment, and also pure greed for power. It makes it... quite hard to sympathize when it feels like the MC is both remorseless, nor bound by morals. I feel like he wouldn't bat an eye at a random casualty. That being said, that's just my cup of tea. I won't dock many points for a simple preference in the MC's ideology, even if I may find it flawed. This, combined with the rather slow pacing of the story, which I don't usually mind if other things are present, make it feel like I'm just watching someone kill solely for the sake of growing stronger, no real goal in sight. I don't feel any sense of attachment to the story 50 chapters in. Good story, just not my preferred style.

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