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This story would be a lot better if the MC weren’t the father of all morons. “Some super secret info, all you have to do is meet someone.” Nah, can’t be bothered. Absolutely stupid.

Again Han Sen is dumb beyond belief. Everyone has 4 great grandfathers. His wish isn’t clever at all.

Can’t the author drive the plot without making Han Sen an idiot?

Really? He couldn’t have just feigned ignorance? Now he’s confirmed that he killed the prince once he’s revealed. Moron.

That’s some serious inbreeding to get to 99.9%. A child should only share 50% of their DNA with a parent.

He’s an idiot. He screwed around until he was beaten half to death to use any of his trump cards.

Sentient crystal high heels has to be the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen in a story.

Great, another character that refuses to answer simple questions for absolutely no reason. Everyone is this book is a total idiot.

Han Sen can’t afford to have his IQ drop any further. He’s already dumb as a post.

Doesn’t use super spank to break the spear, would rather die than use super spirit king mode. Why has Han Sen become the dumbest character in the whole story? It’s impossible to root for someone this stupid.

Because he’s an idiot.

This is getting dumb. MC was willing to go on a suicide mission against 4 super beasts and a super spirit to get one 2nd gen, that he then let go and now he just lets the 2nd gen skeleton go? His powers and actions no longer have any logic to them, kind of like how he didn’t even try ying blast when the fairy was in the shell.

MC is terrible. Dropping this. I have no idea how these stories get rated so highly on here.

This is my exact concern. Why is it so hard to get a decent MC?

Not a great start for this MC. I can see playing along to avoid getting shot, as unlikely as that is, but to just roll over for $20k? Not even go to the police? He’d make waaay more in a lawsuit, the “bribe” isn’t even remotely a favor. Seems really cowardly.

It’s a cash grab where you have to pay just to see the new chapters and then also still pay to unlock them. Think of it like an entrance fee to get into Walmart.

The more copies he has, the weaker they are? Do they lose dexterity too? Between this and the arbitrary lack of combat ability, they seem nearly pointless.

This is a great story. I like how the excitement has been maintained without having a “big bad”. Noah needs to figure out his higher energy though, that’s been dragging on for way to many chapters.