Sequencer

Doesn't it mean that if the protagonist is a sequencer, it won't be detected? It's just a slap in the face, and the ability is useless. Isn't it okay if others threaten and refuse to admit it? The plot is also the same as God-Slaying. The protagonist has no interest in protecting his family and country at the beginning, but he changes his mind after being willing to die because others protect ordinary people. The protagonist wants to be an ordinary person and also wants to improve his strength. Isn't this both true and false? Although books about dying for the people and serving the country are very popular in Tomato, this routine is no longer interesting after being hyped over and over again.

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 17. It felt depressing. It's understandable that a prescriber doesn't want to be exposed. Later, he ran to participate in a training camp, exposed his strength in front of others and agreed to other people's messy conditions. Don't the author feel that he has violated the original intention of the protagonist?

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