NotaNuffian
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I am looking if there are any novels out there that has this oddly specific start.
MC is a hero/ competent person who has made a bunch of recognised accomplishment to the people around/ kingdom/ company.
One day he gets fucked and lost his ability to work anymore. Initially everyone might be sorry for him but after awhile, people show their true colors at the now "useless" him.
I, unfortunately, know a bunch of JP that tried to portray this, but all I can feel is the usual slave worker-ese BS, so I don't get the emotions that I want.
Then there is the BS CN fallen genius trope coupled by a shit ton of faceslapping that I already hate.
I do recall some scenes in xianxias where MC lost his cultivation and everyone went ham with him. It was nice but shortlived. All I got from MC was "no wonder cultivators prefer death than losing their power", the line hits a lot less when in the next chapter after MC got thrown into a dungeon, he found a magic item and instaheal back to his former glory and murdered everyone in the cell. Did he went to murder those who had mocked him? The author did not say.
What I want is the emotion of the MC feeling the lost of his former glory and the jerkassness of the crowd around him.
MC is a hero/ competent person who has made a bunch of recognised accomplishment to the people around/ kingdom/ company.
One day he gets fucked and lost his ability to work anymore. Initially everyone might be sorry for him but after awhile, people show their true colors at the now "useless" him.
I, unfortunately, know a bunch of JP that tried to portray this, but all I can feel is the usual slave worker-ese BS, so I don't get the emotions that I want.
Then there is the BS CN fallen genius trope coupled by a shit ton of faceslapping that I already hate.
I do recall some scenes in xianxias where MC lost his cultivation and everyone went ham with him. It was nice but shortlived. All I got from MC was "no wonder cultivators prefer death than losing their power", the line hits a lot less when in the next chapter after MC got thrown into a dungeon, he found a magic item and instaheal back to his former glory and murdered everyone in the cell. Did he went to murder those who had mocked him? The author did not say.
What I want is the emotion of the MC feeling the lost of his former glory and the jerkassness of the crowd around him.