Supreme Tyrannosaur

I don't read any novels featuring older or younger sisters.

Novels that heavily involve family members.

Newcomers (new accounts) should avoid writing about family, especially yakuza-style content, as it may discourage users from joining.

Do you all use the same outline when writing this type of novel?

Those few members of the Wild Wolf Gang should have been dealt with from the start; they only left behind trouble. And then there's Tyrannosaurus Rex, the "saintly mother," and their indecisiveness. The first three chapters are like this. I'm off. Sigh.

Chapter 119? A saintly figure? Seriously? How long have they known each other? Is friendship so worthless? Fighting to the death after just meeting? How cheap is your life then? Fine, you value relationships, but if you kill the person who pressured you, I'll accept it. And then? Nothing happens? Or maybe some kind of "becoming friends after a fight" scenario? And then they become friends?

Yakuza even has a family to support them...

Yakuza novels either start with an older sister or a useless younger sister, and they even make you go on blind dates—it's all become a formulaic trope, making it disgusting to read.

It's indeed well-written, but the main problem is that having an older sister makes it less compelling. If the sister were a martial artist, it would be fine, but she's just an ordinary person.

The author could have easily made a living, but all this scheming and coded language... Forget it, I couldn't even finish reading the public chapters.