If I Kill You, Will You Regret It for the Rest of Your Lives?

Is the story being abandoned? Is it going to be discontinued? Abandoning a slow-burn story is far more damaging to readers than abandoning a fast-paced, action-packed story. A fast-paced story is over in the first place, leaving no regrets. A slow-burn story, however, ends before it even reaches its climax, leaving readers with a bunch of depressing plot points and unresolved mysteries. Add to that an old man with a riddle, and all that's left is resentment.

I finished reading it this morning, and it felt like I didn't see anything, yet also like there was something... The plot was entirely driven by the old man. The male lead's character didn't even get a chance to set up his stall, and there was no explanation, just a constant rushing forward in the plot. Even a slow burn wouldn't be this slow—over 50 chapters without any explanation, just a few foreshadowing elements. Some authors can write 300,000-word novels without dragging it out this much.

At first I thought it was malicious review manipulation, but after reading it, I can only say, xdm, get out of here quickly. Reading light novels isn't your own business.

It's written like garbage.

Chapter 50 doesn't explain why the disciples wanted to kill the male protagonist. Was it because they were blinded by greed or was there another hidden reason? It's all plot points unrelated to the title.

I can't see any highlights in your 200,000-word description. Are you trying to scam me?

Is it possible—and I mean just a possibility—that the author thinks their writing is excellent? 🤔

I don't even want to complain about the quality of Pineapple Bun's new book.

The main plot is unclear, the storyline is dragging, and the character development is poor. 😓

Trash should be in the trash can.