The protagonist is an overpowered loner, pushed into seclusion after being deceived by their system. True to form for this genre, the plot relies heavily on the classic misunderstanding trope. The premise set up in the blurb unfolds rapidly within the first four chapters, especially after the main character is revealed by a group of so-called "A grade mercenaries." However, these mercenaries lack the depth or savvy you'd expect from experienced professionals; instead, they mostly serve to highlight and praise the MC's abilities. The story feels predictable: the next set... more>> of chapters would probably be introducing supposedly stronger figures, only for the protagonist to effortlessly outshine them. Admittedly, I might be a bit biased since I stopped reading at chapter 20, so I'd love to hear from readers who went further-does it get more interesting? <<less