Third of all the bank of universe sign a contract with the buyer to record the item or something they brought and when to give it back or something. But the contract itself is sh*t caz it doesn't do anything so the buyer can basically ditch off the contract and don't return the item they've borrowed. Caz the bank of universe can't sue the person in question caz they don't got their own force or police they can turn to.
I'm just gonna give 3 plot holes caz I don't want to discourage you guys too much.
The Mech Touch
283. Who is this 243 guy?????ಠ︵ಠ
Well tbh it is a nice bonus , gives the feeling of the mc not being a loner
i depends on your taste
Extremely cliché
@Admin it seems this novel hasn't received the newest updates (for a couple of months now), could you please check?
flaming ice
The story you mentioned seems to revolve around an anti-hero主角 who starts off as a villain and undergoes a tragic arc, eventually receiving a happier ending. In the story, the protagonist (ML) is portrayed as woobified, and readers tend to empathize more with the abusive, narcissistic character rather than the female lead (FL).
While the FL is not without her flaws, there's a paradox in the reviews where some criticize her for being too understanding or lenient towards the ML, yet also expect her to treat him better. The plot involves the FL's mission to kill the ML, who is the future Demon Lord, a remorseless and sadistic figure responsible for torture and genocide. Despite his tragic past, she tries not to同情 him to stay focused on her objective.
The FL's actions are well-justified within the context of the story, as she disables his powers to prevent him from becoming stronger and ultimately kills him for the greater good. However, readers seem to sympathize more with the ML, even though he has abused his power and mistreated her throughout their relationship.
It's surprising that despite witnessing his cruel behavior, readers fail to comprehend her hatred and determination to escape him. Throughout the story, the FL saves or heals him, only to face further abuse from him. The anticipation of the ML's eventual regret for his treatment does not seem to satisfy readers' expectations.
In summary, the story explores the complexities of the FL's actions and emotions, while also addressing the mixed reactions from readers who struggle to empathize with both characters despite their contrasting behaviors.
Title: "A Glimpse into the Enchanted Chronicles"
"Daily Life of the Immortal King" captivated me with its rich tapestry of fantasy and relatable character development. The narrative weaved a compelling tale, effortlessly blending the grandeur of an immortal ruler's existence with the nuances of human emotions. The protagonist's vulnerability beneath his divine facade resonated, making his journey both epic and intimate. Each chapter was a delightful exploration of power, friendship, and the search for meaning in an eternal life. A must-read for those who crave immersive storytelling and a touch of magic in their everyday lives.
Vicente is such a bad Don. I dont think he has made a single good deal in all the chapters i have read (251). Also the author piles problem after problem on the MC head with out break which makes reading this so predictable its not even funny anymore...
I agree with you on this