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the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining.
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A mildly (at best) entertaining novel. The translation quality is lacking at times and although this novel only has 19 chapters out atm, it's already getting more and more formulaic. Seriously, it's only been 19 chapters and I already know what pattern this entire novel is going to follow, it's just really boring faceslapping. This is sub par in both concept and execution, perhaps the squandering system was an idea that could work if done differently but this ain't it. Instead of a silly, comedic, refreshing novel, we've got a very stale take on what could have been a silly, comedic, refreshing novel, it's all just very sub par and uninteresting. I've only read 19 chapters and I'm already tired of this and I consider myself to be a patient reader. I'm glad I'm not too patient though since reading any more of this would just be a draining way to waste my time. 1/5
The principle of the book is don't be poor. And no matter the world's problems, everything can be solved with money and a little violence. And that's it. Some newspapers with daily news can provide a more pleasant reading about this reality.
It's decent, but honestly rather uninteresting. Also, I dislike the MC. He just follows the systems orders all the time, instead of doing things of his own initiative. Also, he's upset about being rich. Poor guy, I'm sure all the readers feel sympathetic.
the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining. the story is not bad, very entertaining.
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A mildly (at best) entertaining novel. The translation quality is lacking at times and although this novel only has 19 chapters out atm, it's already getting more and more formulaic. Seriously, it's only been 19 chapters and I already know what pattern this entire novel is going to follow, it's just really boring faceslapping. This is sub par in both concept and execution, perhaps the squandering system was an idea that could work if done differently but this ain't it. Instead of a silly, comedic, refreshing novel, we've got a very stale take on what could have been a silly, comedic, refreshing novel, it's all just very sub par and uninteresting. I've only read 19 chapters and I'm already tired of this and I consider myself to be a patient reader. I'm glad I'm not too patient though since reading any more of this would just be a draining way to waste my time. 1/5
The principle of the book is don't be poor. And no matter the world's problems, everything can be solved with money and a little violence. And that's it. Some newspapers with daily news can provide a more pleasant reading about this reality.
It's decent, but honestly rather uninteresting. Also, I dislike the MC. He just follows the systems orders all the time, instead of doing things of his own initiative. Also, he's upset about being rich. Poor guy, I'm sure all the readers feel sympathetic.