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As I wrote in another comment of mine, it's not a lack of patience, it's time and risk management.

If I read a book for 50 chapters and don't see a considerable change in mentality or any desire to change I just drop the said book, do I lack patience? No.You just haven't noticed the value of your time and life.I read books with MCS which has development rather on the slow side, do I drop them after 50 pages?No.Because they have something promising in them. I just didn't see anything inside this mc. Please make your points. I am honestly interested in what made you fall in love with this book. What did you see in this mc? In which chapter?

I'm sorry about you. Get well soon.

I hate NTR passionately. Thank you for informing passerbys by adding disclaimers. Good job, keep up!

The Best novel must-read. Mc is fcking golden

The protagonist's development is slower than my level 4 cancer, which I developed from reading about the protagonist's development. The author's works' current time-fulfillment break-even point is unlikely to be reached with this attitude of the protagonist, even if the story yields groundbreaking techniques and an exceptional narrative with a never-before-seen plot. Furthermore, the protagonist, for a reason, repels women, does not express himself, and degrades himself to an endless abyss to get old mc laid. I can only assume that he loves playing the wingman in an attempt to relieve his insecure, cavernous simulacrum that the writer assembled from his destituent reading experience with flimsy glue in his mind, thus creating so-called “personality” of this abomination of the human mind.

His development is slower than my level 4 cancer, which I got from reading about the protagonists' development. When the protagonist finally develops some self-respect and relationship autonomy, tell your grandchildren, as he has taken his fair share of chances. The author's works' current time-fulfillment break-even point is unlikely to be reached, even if the story introduces us to groundbreaking techniques and an exceptional narrative with a never-before-seen plot. Despite it, he is not a cuck, you are correct, I can only assume that the protagonist loves playing the wingman in an attempt to relieve his insecure, cavernous simulacrum that the writer assembled from his destituent reading and experience with flimsy glue in his mind. Let us thank the writer for creating this abomination of terrible human reasoning and indifferentable traits. P.S. Read Ayn Rand you will probably love it. Also don't mind the meme.