Shura Field Player

I want some little devils and loli moms, a whole bunch of pretty little lolis, a batch of high-quality little dresses with white hair and red eyes, plus blonde twin-tailed tsundere lolis, and a whole bunch of little lolis in white and black stockings. The cashier should be this tall (gesturing for height). Oh, and by the way, no major faux pas #(funny)

The author's power scaling in the later stages was off the charts; the main storyline was a non-stop barrage of attacks, with one powerful monster appearing only to be replaced by an ancient entity. It was utterly ridiculous.

Does Nine Lives have any new books? Is he still writing his next one?

Having read the third volume, its quality is nowhere near that of the first volume plus the first half of the second. The power levels suddenly swell, giving off a feeling of starting strong but ending weak. #(Sad

Are there no side stories? There are still some plot holes left unfilled.

So why is the protagonist poor after collecting rent in the film and television world? It doesn't mention obtaining game currency or using it to buy materials. I thought he'd go to the World Curtain to buy materials with game currency, but he's still poor even in the World Graveyard. So where's the rent? After mentioning collecting rent, I saw him saying he can't afford to eat at the Shadow World restaurant. So where's your money? Does that mean your Shadow World, your ghost employees, your real estate—the system collects rent from them, and you don't get a single penny? That's outrageous! When I saw he couldn't afford to eat at the Shadow World restaurant, I tried to defend him, saying it was because he needed to save money for materials. But then I saw in the World Graveyard, where the protagonist is constantly saying he's very, very poor, and even after meeting the Lord of the Five Grains Reincarnation, he says he'll be poor in the future. I'm speechless. If the rent is really collected by the system, then why are you even keeping ghost employees? If the system collects money, why doesn't it automatically send out employees? So where's your money? Where's your money? Where's your money? I was reading it perfectly fine, but this huge logical flaw makes it unbearable.

I came back to check it out because of the discount, but there's a problem: I have no idea where I left off #(laughing and crying), I've completely forgotten the plot.

What is this book about? Is it good?

Damn it, the introductions of all the female leads in the long review are gone.

Good heavens! The author's use of the word "" is so weird. Sometimes it's clearly not supposed to be there, but they insist on adding it. It's giving me OCD a headache! #(Dizzy)