> MC started off as a whimpering MC who I would say is a beta and. The translation seems decent enough though. which so far are just copies of strategies characters in similar books have taken in the past. And the author seems way too impressed with himself for the strategies the character takes. He's shown in just 5 chapters that he has no desire or ability to improve himself normally. There will probably be undead minions with quirky personalities, and cameos from other tower goers, but I see no reason to care about this character or what happens to him.
He would have had just as much ability for the purpose of the story, but he wouldn't be an insane ret*rd who spent 7 years trying to get stronger without anything to show for it.Īh, and I wouldn't mind it nearly as much if he wasn't basically the only character I could expect in the story, but it's a solo tower.
The worst thing is, the motivation is just not believable - it would have been super easy for him to move on to a support role for hunters as soon as he understood he was not suitable. It's literally unimaginable to have someone go that far and then easily accept it when he's suddenly told to stop. more> / more times, you can work longer, you learn new moves and become able to use them in different combinations, so on and so forth. Your time gets faster, you can lift more weights. The other thing is, who spends 7 years training without any sign that the training is working? Training is a process where you gradually improve. Considering he'd spent 7 years training without gaining a single stat point increase. Also, it feels way too cheap having him gain 6 stat points from defeating one enemy he'd called "weak" 3 times before killing it. Way too much time is spent on monologues explaining the reasoning behind his actions, when they aren't all that complicated.
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