Comments of chapter undefined of Doomsday Pillars

Wtf was that disloyal nonsense ? Are they fucking slaves for you to ask them that ? People who work for you ofc would work for money what else do you think they would work for ?

Don't see how those ppl who decided (by next day) to suddenly move w/ mc to Bali w/ their families in 5 days r more loyal than the ones that didn't (especially since mc stated that he'd worked w/ most of them for 10 yrs). Those that followed him probably consisted of those older employees that hav no choice b/c they worked w/ him for 10 yrs & will likely not b able to get another job to support their families if they started job searching now.....It just proves that those ppl r either dependent on him (i.e. older employees: for job/$ to support families) or r younger employees that don't hav much responsibilities yet so they can take the risk. Though it's nice to know who is dependent on himself (mc), mc could have also tried to save those other 100 employees by telling them to bring their families & come to Bali later for a vacation to celebrate their time together before the closing of his company. Having even 1 more person (who r used to working together under him (mc)) will b very important for survival when things get chaotic. hoping mc'll try to save his bro too.....

Not being willing to uproot ones entire life has nothing to do with loyalty or money, it has to do with sanity and ones preference, maybe they have kids in school or 1000 other reasons

I would be surprised if even 5 people went with him. What a lucky man to get 200

Hmmmm.... If his workers didn't know about the apocalypse then it makes sense that they should quit. I mean, most people trying too feed their Family, financials Etcetera, going on the most likely failure project would bankrupt them, and join him? Clearly his perception of reality dulls as he clongs in the apocalyptic Era. In the modern Era, Money IS power. Keeping their finances stable too feed their family is more rational and smart one to me. Quitting their jobs don't make them disloyal. Rather. Smart. Rational. Common sense. And most likely the only one who keep their children mouths fed.

So he believes that if his employees doesn't wanna uproot his entire life when given an ultimatum of 2-3 days, that the employee is disloyal? 😒😡

Lmao thinking you can buy such amounts of land in an Asian country rife with corruption at such short notice. Look at this guy 😂

Imagine if he did all this and then found out he travelled to a reality where there was no apocalypse.

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For me, if he got just 50 out of 300 then it was quite surprising... you can’t just move easilly like that right? BUT 200! That’s something (something called plot) OoO

So far it seems like other people have 0 brains in this novel, Author knows little to nothing about how companies work. People who use commen sence are “disloyal”. Hope it gets better latter

There’s no fucking way that 200 decided to move to Bali. This decision couldnt be made by employees themselves. They have families, the kids have schools and **** to do. The owner said he want to do a new project, selling all assets. Even use it to gambling. No one in the right mind want to take this risk.

Wow, the author is so rich! $10 millions, where do you get that many. I thought alex just running a small business? A small business at most can only make a turnover of IDR4 billions a month.

Thank you

No estaría bien pedir préstamos?

ok start is really really good...lets see how the story goes on.

not enough money

For all the ppl getting angry in the comments about the workers, the word loyal wasn’t used. He used trusted. Trusted him enough to move their families. This would indicate their tendency to obey him during the apocalypse. I see no reason for getting angry, despite the fact that it isn’t the best test available. Maybe it has been edited though.

There was no way in hell the betting company would accept that bet or even pay it out in the end .... But MC has to raise the money somehow so we will accept it and move on 😏