I Became the Guild Leader in Exile

Jahe Manis says:

This is a good novel if you look at how the author conveys the moral message in each episode. Of course, not everyone likes this type of novel. MC is possessed by one of the characters in the game. Ori MC wants to build a guild and uses the slogan “Guild members are family”, in reality ori MC didn’t really care about the slogan he created, and only used it to attract people to join the guild he had just built. In the original story, the guild that was built eventually went bankrupt and was absorbed by a larger guild. MC becomes a character when a new guild is built and compared to the original MC, he is a person who prioritizes family. Yes, basically he like Dominic from Fast & Furious. Due to the MC’s strong moral principles, his guild was involved in many conflicts, compare ori story. Luckily the MC is an OP character. His only weakness is the guild member who is always the target of his enemies. A little disappointment perhaps with the cliche, ‘your 9 years old student is actually a woman disguised as a man, and she has a crush on you, everyone knows except you.” Basically for MC who is described as intelligent in solving mysteries and problems, he doesn’t know the student is boy, for 3 years. His student is the original protagonist in the game. Another disappointing part, for a writer who depicts child prostitution is bad in one of episode in novel, he seems hypocritical by making a 10 year old little girl as a MC lover candidate. Oh right, almost all the guild members have boyfriends and partners, only MC, the guild leader is single. It’s also strange, the MC is described as handsome, wise, rich, strong etc, basically alpha male, but no woman approaches him for 3 years in novel.