The Reason the Manager Left the Hunter Guild

Luis Sanabria says:

Mind that this is my opinion as someone that had read Chinese novels where they call ”Japanese women are the best slaves”, where an MC can beat up a short Japanese in an elevator without the novel giving it a good reason more than ”He is Japanese, and he said something that although the MC couldn’t understand, he got pissed off anyways.” Or a novel where an MC and his spy mother ordered a terrorist attack filled with explosions and said ”for the country.” Not to mention those dozens of novels starting in Korea and treating every woman like a toilet while saying ”How oppressed our people are in foreign nations!” Naturally, these novels I mean, I read them in raws, on Chinese websites. So, if someone calls the novels that actually got MTL’ed nationalistic, it is actually the screened-out novels that got from the filter.

Luis Sanabria says:

Honestly, I didn’t expect anything from this novel, regret novels are always so cliche and forced that I can’t finish them. But I had free time having read all my reserves so I gave it a try. Then by skipping most of the content, I found that this one went to the revenge route, so I keep reading, this time with more care. While that, I noticed quickly that this was going to be a short novel, just the revenge, happy end and that’s it. But the twist at the middle end was so unexpected that it blew me and I couldn’t endure the sinister smile coming to my face. Like, I was really laughing and asking no one ”Haha, Are you angry Author-kun?” Everything went from 70 to 1000 in just a few chapters. So, all I can say is, if you want spoilers, read the chapter’s titles, and while I’m also a bit fed up with so much hateful trash, coming from ‘there’ I can’t say that I approve part of the content in this novel. But having said that, it was a revenge that I can empathize with. Remind you, this is not a complete ‘novel’ just a critique coming from the author that went and read some of the trash and got angry.