Five Thousand Years of Gaming

Author, you've written ten books, and not a single one is finished. You're truly a seasoned procrastinator!

This is utterly disgusting! What is this? Why write about such repulsive family members? It's so difficult to read, and there are so many typos.

This is a sensitive point, please view it rationally. The father is a doting father; as long as the family has a little money, or he himself has a little money, he'll give it all to his nephew.

After reading a few chapters, I opened the author's homepage. Looking at the previous books, I wondered if the author had some mental issues, as every single one of their works featured disgusting family members. Was their life unhappy?

Thinking of the game "Twenty Thousand Years of Feathered People," author, keep it up!

I've read up to chapter 130, and I'm disgusted. Is it really that hard to escape? Looking at the table of contents up to chapter 280, they still haven't dealt with his "father" (I guess he's supposed to be a father?). I don't want to read any further.

Is it really that hard to get a monthly allowance after a divorce and separation of assets? Is it really worth it to be constantly disgusted by this?

It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away. The main problem is the lack of a concentrated breakthrough point; things are scattered and disjointed. There's a strong small-farmer mentality; the skills they produce aren't unique or one-of-a-kind, but rather products within the established rules. What's there to be afraid of if they don't get caught red-handed?

Please, can you focus on writing the main story and stop writing about the family? Alternatively, you could write a separate book on a realistic theme, write it well, and avoid mixing it all together, which would make readers uncomfortable.

It feels like the entire plot was ruined by the existence of the protagonist's father.