Review Detail of Konner_Morris in Supreme Lord: I can extract everything!

To begin, the story is well written/edited/has a relatively stable update period.After getting to chapter 400, I personally am struggling to just continue reading. My criticism mirrors others in that much of the background is left until we as readers are told. There isn't some groundbreaking investigation. Unfortunately, we as readers often have less information than the characters/primarily the main one. Regarding this information problem, the 'curse' and the Will don't make fucking sense. Which is basically intentional, however, while I do understand the authors intent, the existence of a 'curse' insinuates some form of rules/guidelines/punishment, even after 400 chapters we as readers don't know. I do not find this compelling, especially as it lends itself to arbitrarily plot lines. Much of the story is centered around the bad luck that the MC and his family are cursed with as a result of their ancestor maybe. The MC is constantly hampered, restricted, and railroaded to making reactive decisions. This means that the MC quickly becomes a vehicle of the plot. Throughout the story, there are several plot lines that just end/don't go anywhere. The family plot is dumb as shit and the trope will continue to be annoying. His entire family other than his brother dipped, it's unclear if they will actually return, all we know is the parents . Finally, the main character is dumb as a box of rocks. Dumb, stupid decisions are made, suffering abounds, thb it ultimately is draining.