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Recptionist: "It's dangerous you know?" *Just killed over 200 lesser dragons and has an insane quest completion history* Did everything just go in one ear and out the other for this receptionist?

Yeah, this is the doubt I had earlier: since his physical stats are so low, then doubling them wouldn't have done shit, especially being able to lift a 300+ kg boar. At least the fight with the giant wolf, following the uppercut, was more reasonable and I appreciate that the author has...

You'd imagine he would have seen several other people by now with the amount of times the dungeon has reset and the smoke and cooking food aroma coming up from the hole.

Ahahaha, Earth Lumping

This MC's intelligence is pretty low. ...I suppose there's some enjoyment that can be squeezed out from that... We'll see...

So many system errors. Does nothing work right in this system? This plot device is a getting very lame.

For those other readers out there who've also seen this plot turn several times and know where it leads, I'm so disappointed. It could have been a simple, masterful collection of revenge storylines. Definitely fell from a 10 down to a 6.

The thing that bothers me the most is that the husband actually brings home the transmigrators and allows her to openly insult the wife in the wife's own home yet the wife isn't allowed to make even the slightest insinuation without public retaliation from the husband. The relationship is long...

Sweet. Rape. Dropped.

This male MC is a real chad.

Cool

"Kusora's grandfather's younger brother's son" You know, there's a term for that...second uncle.

Her reasoning in this interview process is awful. Professional interviewers are dying from this chapter.

I like how the author wastes time showing the MC reexplaining the same idea to every single character, as though once wasn't enough for the audience. /s For example, I've lost of how many times we've seen the MC explain the laundromat idea. I like how the author wastes time showing the MC...

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She chooses to wear a short shirt, then gets mad when incidents allow people to see under her skirt. *rooolls eyes*

The respect for the audience's intelligence in this chapter is in the negatives, and now we know that the MC's intelligence is officially in the negatives.

"After this, Clay scolded me repeatedly telling me how I was outlandish and extraordinary and how out-of-touch I was with the world and how from now on, I shouldn't divulge my identity so easily." I bet he tells at least five other people.

@jazzkill20 (and all the other posters who said the same thing): 1,000,000%. Lamest turn whenever author's do this.

Sweet, the author taking a backstep and placing artificial limitations on the MC. How exciting!