I'm Here to Quit This Team

Come on... The character's performance is very good. I just want to complain about the protagonist who doesn't want to get involved in the matter and is like Asasi, who is looking for a job.

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After watching 24, I felt that the protagonist's actions were a bit too contradictory. On the one hand, he said he just wanted to live a peaceful life, but on the other hand, he was worried about the "squad". Those two have a relationship with Zhou Mu before, so it's understandable that they have a good impression of them, but how does it feel when written, it's the feeling of wanting to help but not wanting to help. Obviously, with the strength of the male protagonist, he can improve them more quickly while being more concealed. He said he lived a peaceful life and didn't want to get involved too much, but he helped too much and even took the initiative to get involved as a crow. To say that it was because they were favored by their wives before, and to allow them to quickly grow up to be independent, would be too little help. The motivation for dressing up as a crow is not quite right. With the protagonist's strength, money should not be a problem at all, but from the time the protagonist comes out to the crow's actions, money is the core. The task given by the system is to open a tavern rather than making money. The scene in the tavern is about the fear of being caught evading taxes and being fined, rather than the tavern being closed down and unable to open. It feels like the core has changed from the tavern to the money. As long as the protagonist's strength and money are no problem at all. Crow's trading is also done for money, and it would be much better if he participated for the purpose of having fun. It would feel much better if the protagonist's actions were driven by having fun. Maybe that's what I originally thought, but the inner drama of the transaction when the protagonist turns into a crow emphasizes money. In addition, the protagonist's obsession with money in the tavern made me feel that the protagonist's first purpose is to make money, and having fun is just incidental, rather than having fun as the first priority. But the protagonist's strength is absolutely impossible to lack money. It's very contradictory

Cut? Dead eunuch, so unlucky