KUI CHENG SHOUFU CONG YOUXI KAISHI

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MANGA ComedyKui Cheng Shoufu Cong Youxi Kaishi

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  Owlseer

  70/100
  A Hilarious Regression with a Twist

  Loosing Money to be a Tycoon is a throwback series in which Pei Qian, stuck in a dead-end job, travels back 10 years to his college days and gains a special power. In many series, this power would change the life of a regressor, but losing money to become a tycoon becomes a struggle that forces Pei Qian to stay on top every day to meet the quota controlled by this special system. As the story unfolds, the stakes rise as Pei Qian's company grows to an unprecedented level thanks to his bad business decisions. Will Pei Qian meet the conditions of the system or will he fall below his quota and be banned from the system?

  I'm convinced that this series will exist despite all the crappy tycoon regression system manhua out there, as well as the Gen Z game studio startups. Losing money to be a tycoon doesn't fit your overall regression system donghua, which makes this series a breath of fresh air. Pei Qian focuses on the next big thing and tries to make it as bad as possible so that he can profit from the system's failures. In every project he works on, Pei Qian takes so many shortcuts and terrible design decisions that he destroys any chance of success, only to end up with fanatics watching his every move. This style of development, while repetitive, is a recipe for great comedy, and it doesn't disappoint with its over-the-top character reactions, quirky internal monologues, and absurd character dialogue. Story aside, the characters are pretty shallow compared to Pei Qian, but they aren't the main focus of this series anyway.

  The craftsmanship quality isn't as well terrible, the movement is exceptionally destitute and in a few cases it feels more like a slide appear since as it were the mouth moves - actually as it were the mouth moves back and forward between two or three outlines. The colors are more on the shinning side, and indeed with the characters they utilize very a bit of angle and shading, so it's reasonable why the movement is full. I'm more than upbeat with the visuals as it's not a arrangement that needs activity scenes and character development doesn't matter much exterior of video games/close-ups.

  The foundation music is exceptionally famous; there's continuously a single subject melody playing at whatever point Pei Qian makes a business choice that's exceptionally alleviating to tune in to when he breaks down his thoughts for the following huge thing. The voice acting is decently not too bad but not tall quality by any implies, and the same can be said for the sound impacts and music; they are exceptionally restricting in terms of assortment and appropriateness.

  I delighted in this arrangement for what it was, a light-hearted comedy with no one of a kind plot or characters, and you ought to as well. What they seem have moved forward on is character development/retention; There were a few exceptionally curiously characters all through the arrangement that were tossed out once they were done with fulfilling the story. I think this can be where it falls flat in comparison to arrangement like Saiki-K which keeps up its character associations all through. Generally, it was a better than average comedy arrangement with a part of excitement figure behind it and indeed more potential to develop from season 1.

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