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After reading Chapter 9, the pathetic protagonist, too afraid to kill, chose to throw the wisteria downstairs, saying he wanted it to die to lessen his guilt. He's even worse than a coward.

What I hate most are novels where the protagonist's intelligence is reduced and their growth rate is suppressed. They have a cheat code and are lone wolves, the standard setup. The protagonist can be a special forces team all by himself. There are clearly a few simple special forces equipment sets that are good quality, cheap and complete, which are more than enough for the protagonist to use in…

Good grief, yet another dog whitewashing the Japanese right wing.

It's common knowledge that reincarnators can only complete tasks by killing, so why the cowardly act of letting them fend for themselves without killing them? Do you think you're so kind? What's the difference between throwing them to feed the zombies and killing them outright? Didn't the protagonist still kill someone?

The previous book was about a simp, and this one is written like that too.

Author, your writing skills for the female lead are terrible, yet you have such a high opinion of yourself.

All I can say is, author, you write very well, please don't write like this again next time. Again. Again. I can't stand it anymore, I simply can't stand it. Goodbye.

How much money does Japan give you at birth?

After reading Chapter 5, I felt it was just okay; it's fine for killing time, but hard to follow along with.

A good genre has been ruined again; it's just copied directly without any innovation.