An Assassination? This Is a Brawl

Seeing that the assassin can't do anything else is a bit unbearable. He can only move when carrying out assassination missions. This isn't just a pure system puppet. The money system is also ridiculous. Underwear costs a million, the apprenticeship fee is 1.2 Billion, and there's this billionaire with a 2 billion fortune who gets killed so easily.

The concept is good, but there's absolutely no satisfying feeling. You could have easily upgraded to Rank 2 and summoned tens of thousands of Rank 2 characters—wouldn't that be a hundred times stronger than tens of thousands of Rank 1 characters? The first large-scale attack resulted in being easily crushed by a few minor characters. I really don't understand what the author was thinking.

Personally, I felt the first few chapters weren't very well written. Even in ancient times, when ordinary people could cultivate immortality, there was a relatively stable environment. But in a place with modern technology, assassins could become a legitimate profession, and the forced conscription of ordinary people without identification, except for those in specific professions, seemed rather illogical.

Based on my many years of reading experience, I'd give this a rating: utter garbage. The plot is illogical, the logic is flawed, and the writing is forced and awkward. It's written like a complete novice, haphazardly haphazardly, and the writing quality is appalling. I strongly advise against reading it.

It's so low-quality. I'll watch it for free, but I'll drop it as soon as it's released. Why pay to watch low-quality content?

The beginning had a fantastic quality, but it became too weak later on, with abrupt plot twists and abrupt changes, almost like the author had changed. All that build-up for the large-scale assassination was just ripped off... What's the difference between that and cooking shit for customers at a Michelin tire shop?

Goodbye, I'm dropping this book. I strongly advise against reading after chapter 55! It's extremely toxic!

I can't understand what "scattering and running" means. It's clearly a rout. What kind of impression does this give others? And after all that buildup in the previous chapter, you just throw this chapter around like this? Did you even consider that these are people who were supposed to rebel alongside the protagonist? I really can't stand it, it's maddening me.

The moment I saw the order to let the "tool" run away, I felt like I'd been fed a mouthful of shit! Whether the tool dies or completes the mission, it's all going to be recycled anyway, so why run away?! They have no feelings whatsoever, they're just tools, are they crazy?

It can summon 100,000 people, but after summoning 10,000, they're all killed, and then the protagonist runs away! Could it get any more disgusting? I'm dropping this game.