After the Initial 10 chapters where most people who left a review stopped reading, I continued, because I understand why the character acted the way he did in those very first few chapters. This series is a great read and filled with humor, and as unnoticeable as it may be to most, the subtle and ingenious way character development was done, I think it deserves more than a 5/5. Because the character development isn't shoved in the readers face, its instead felt by the reader in a very natural way unlike say: happy person> bad stuff happens> MC's an Edgelord Now. It's more like a 10 part process rather than the three.It's only problem from my perspective the Chinese supremacy crap that's mixed in, but the thing that annoyed me was not that, no, it's actually because this time the country names have changed to a butchered version rather than just simply using the real names.But even a few hundred chapters in that becomes w meaningless issue as well (spoiler alert, and I mean it, if you read this, a MASSIVE MASSIVE MASSIVE plot point will be spoiled) they go to space and so far bo Straight up aliens exist, it's more like humans are everywhere, but that's not the point, the process in which they end up in a sci-fi setting came about in such interesting way it's hard to find another story that transitioned so well.(END IF SPOILER HERE, END OF SPOILER HERE)Anyway, anyone who reviewed after no more than 8 chapters are people who bought into the act the MC put on at the start and didn't see past the facade because they feel his action were excesive which I almost agreed with at the start, a strong impression he made indeed, but don't let it blind your judgment of a good series. Because they only seen the characters internal worry and excessive a$shole like actions at the start where he didn't want people to notice that he's NOT the Dali they all knew, basing his actions upon the impression the others gave of "himself
