I Wanted to Be a Shopkeeper, but Became a Swordmaster

After reading the one-on-one gym section, I feel that a problem that often occurs in novels of this genre is that there is no obvious gain after the war. Saving money to hold back the rewards is like constipation, forcibly suppressing your strength. When the time comes to hold back the rewards, you dare not write to be very crushing. Another wave of suppression, daily changes to low-key pretense, repair Refining and brushing points are currently reducing the income (although the grinding point pressure is still acceptable), let alone getting gem money to improve your life, it is obvious that extraordinary things have come out, and readers' expectations cannot be met. The protagonist's strength evolution curve should not be made into a gap, and don't always pass the level with residual blood.

It's a bit toxic and I feel like the plot is developed just to show off.

Don't mess with the harem, focus on the system.

Soji-chan

The first chapter looked pretty good. In the second chapter, there is nothing wrong with saving people when they don't understand the truth. After all, it's considered a good deed. But I didn't understand the main character's operation later. Was it forced to do this to advance the plot?

Don't worry about those writings about not having a harem and letting things take their own course. Nowadays, some people are led by certain people to read harem literature through colored glasses. This kind of comment can be seen in many novels. Very disgusting.

It makes sense that my grades are bad, at least it will allow me to finish the third chapter. But I can't stand the second chapter you wrote. You can probably read it without thinking. The family has no money and has a younger sister to take care of. Then out of nowhere comes a setting that says I will help you regardless of whether you are a beauty or not to forcibly send cheats. Come on, author, I can't stand it. . . .

Why do Japanese light novels have to have girls? 😅 Nine out of ten books have a girl

I barely finished reading it, but it was kendo that attracted me to continue reading, and apart from kendo, I didn't have much desire to read other things written by the author.

It doesn't matter if it smells like a child, and it's okay if you don't change the knife all the time. But when you are cutting with someone, you hear your sister finish shouting a sentence, causing you to pause while cutting? ! Isn't this a bit much? When I raise my hand and slap your face with a stick, can anyone say a word?