Unbelievable: Three Kicks Make an A-Rank Fugitive Kneel and Sing 'Conquer'

I've been feeling a bit strange lately, so I had to activate Plan B. Brain abandonment The refreshing novel begins I've already resorted to mindless reading of light novels, so what brain am I supposed to have left?

Honestly, anyone with a brain wouldn't be this ridiculous. Let's not even talk about how you can only get a first-class merit if you're dead. Take the DX scene, for example. The guy who made a name for himself was ruthless enough to earn a reputation, but the protagonist was practically on top of him, and he was still acting like a coward? He was intimidated by a few words from the protagonist? Was the AK just for show? Did Brother Chong come to watch you show off and get slapped in the face? He'd be doing a disservice to the guy's reputation if he didn't blow him up right after crossing the border. I still don't understand how this rating system works. It's ridiculously high. I admit the beginning was pretty good, and I automatically overlooked the minor issues, but I didn't expect it to become this absurd after only 50-something chapters. What, are they using the police's reputation to create a Mary Sue story?

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

The part where the younger sister gets beaten up is ridiculous. She's been smashed into a pillar and still only has superficial injuries, not even needing to go to the hospital. Does that make sense? I could understand if the system gave her some medicine to revive her, but these superficial injuries are absurd. A big guy like him could break several ribs with one punch. It's like he's not worthy of his status. Is it really true that anything is reasonable as long as you don't have a brain?

I have absolutely no problem with the fantasy elements being a bit exaggerated. Before chapter 100, the protagonist at least had a modicum of intelligence, aside from being a reckless brute. However, misunderstandings keep happening, and by the middle of the book, the protagonist seemed like a clueless idiot being led by the nose, especially in the third level and the later Prison Group Five plan.

Not bad, keep up the good work!

All I can say is that, apart from this one book, the author's other works are somewhat unsatisfying.

It's reasonable to use special measures when the prisoner would rather die than submit, right?

This is such a satisfying read!

It was fine at the beginning, but then the connection was lost. It was all a mess, a cruel joke. So many policemen were killed, and in the end, it was all just a rushed affair. Anyway, by the time they got to the Golden Triangle, everything had rotted away. Anyone with a brain can figure it out, since they can't handle the follow-up issues anyway.