Who Are You Calling a Freeloader?

Who's a gigolo? Huh? Who are you calling a gigolo? (Inhale and exhale + gather your strength) Who are you calling a gigolo!

As the title suggests, due to health reasons and other personal matters, the author has temporarily suspended updates for this book. I know the author; the virus has been really rampant lately. 😭

Don't assume that the situation in a certain country can be applied to others; there are still significant differences between Japan and that country.

I just discovered I've started a new book, and I hope I can write something good this time. I don't want to write about the unpleasant things in real life. People read this type of book for enjoyment.

Why does it always feel like authors are selectively choosing their readers at different stages?

I underestimated it after reading a few chapters. Logically, with a minimum double rebate system, the gains should outweigh the losses, right? Shouldn't the protagonist use the rewards to snowball their favorability? Why is the protagonist acting like a miser, only taking and never giving, relying entirely on underhanded tactics to get by, hoarding everything he gets? 🙂

[Recommendation]: First of all, the author of this work is a veteran author who has always written romance novels, so the writing style is quite good, and the subtle and nuanced writing style is handled very well. As for the plot, the first chapter briefly introduces the protagonist's identity and family background, while also interspersing various humorous gags, but they are not particularly…

The protagonist is old, has a bad job, the plot is clichéd, and he's hypocritical. Who reads light novels if they're not students? Without using the system to truly improve himself, and focusing solely on the system's rewards, how is he any different from a trained dog? There's a reason for his poor grades.

It's a shame, I used to really like this book. But the protagonist... Well, it's hard to describe. He doesn't seem to have grown up; in fact, he seems to have gotten a little worse. But this isn't a dark romance novel, who wants to read something like this in a love story...? Please write something more upright.

Even if this kind of overpowered, wish-fulfillment urban fantasy were placed in a Japanese light novel adaptation, it would still create a sense of oppression and frustration. Aside from the better writing style, it's truly remarkable that the author could write it this well in other aspects.