The Tycoon Starts with Blade & Soul

So "losing something" refers to the following... What a subtle way of putting it.

This book is a variant reading; if you can't stand variant reading, just leave on your own. There's no need to leave a comment. Let's all be happy!

The PUBG part was bland and boring. The latest chapter says the protagonist can spend 1 million in a day, which is equivalent to a year's worth of spending. The protagonist is a super-rich guy, why bother arguing with those people in his group? Why do he have to show off and recharge 1 million a day for a year? Is he sick? There's that saying online, "Don't challenge my pocket money with your annual salary," that's high-level bragging.

As expected, the story was abandoned; without a main plot, it's indeed difficult to write.

If you want to abandon this project, just do it already. Don't keep us hanging on like this. Before, you could at least put on an act of asking for leave when you stopped updating, but now you've just stopped updating altogether.

It's really no wonder the readers are so fickle. They've stopped buying into it, the grades are bad, the number of readers has dwindled, and it's completely fallen apart—it's no different from going to the palace.

I check every day and still nothing happens. She's probably already in the palace! It's a bit of a shame, what a waste of such a good subject matter.

The protagonist, starting as a man, is infertile. Doesn't he even ask if the system has any chance of restoring him? Does losing that thing mean he'll become a monk and attain spiritual purity? Isn't the point of having money to enjoy life better? And now that he's lost his means of enjoyment, is he planning to go to Thailand to get it back when he has the money?

Even if you're half-dead writing a book, just change your name and stop. No matter how good your idea is, if you're constipated and trying to update, you'll die instantly.

Cut it off? I even tipped them... Speechless.