In American Comics: From the Start, I Have the Emperor Engine

This protagonist is hypocritical, constantly cursing the system at the slightest inconvenience, yet simultaneously enjoying the benefits it provides. What kind of character is that?

I was completely confused. The first part of the movie was going well, then suddenly Marvel forced in a family feud scene, and within two seconds it was Underworld.

The setup and the system like this aren't appealing anymore. I'll pretend I didn't read the first chapter and wait for the rest.

The One-Punch Man universe was alright, but after returning to Marvel, a new questline involving a family feud inexplicably appeared. Then I went to Underworld, only to be inexplicably abused and used as a blood bag by vampires for a while. What was that all about?

The author's parents gave birth to him, and he even blamed them for not bringing him into the world.

No wonder I always felt something was off. Turns out, your protagonist is just a neutral NPC. Anyone can manipulate you, anyone can push you around. And you're always talking about being in a state of chaos and transcendence. So the system is going to push a tool like you to transcend, huh? Is transcendence really that cheap?

I left, having forced myself to read a few chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore.

I hate books where the protagonist's appearance isn't clearly described at the beginning.

I have 150 monthly votes, so why are there no posts? Were they all deleted?