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

Purely lighthearted and enjoyable read; don't overthink it.

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After reading 16 chapters, I really couldn't bear to continue; it's just pure fabrication.

The beginning was alright, quite enjoyable, but it became unreadable after a while. It completely lost its logic, as if the author was hopelessly immersed in their own world. ☹️☹️☹️

Don't try to read this with your brain. Reading it without thinking is just for fun; reading it with your brain will give you a headache. Who would do something so underhanded in front of their superiors? They know they won't die, but the higher-ups don't know. And then there's the indiscriminate beating of everyone, regardless of gender. But mindless reading is definitely enjoyable. It's okay to read it casually to relax, but don't read it for too long, and don't take it too seriously, or you'll get a headache.

When the man with the birthmark was caught in episode 45, he should have been smashed inch by inch with a hammer.

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

Overall, the content is quite enjoyable, but you have to put your brain to work – that's a prerequisite. It's definitely a fast-paced, light read. It has a bit of a nested structure feel to it, and I didn't finish it. However, it's still worth recommending.

You have to read this without using your brain.

The early part of the story was quite exciting, but the later part became somewhat bland.