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Chapter 56: The Maintenance of Slaves
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    Crimson Bolt
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    It is still the same. He got the money to make his investments from the family. So by the logic being used the money he got from the investments is still the family's not his.
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      Prescience01
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      If I gave someone $100 dollars, without any requests about getting any amount back, and they turn it into $1000 I have no claim over the money whatsoever, what exactly is the difference between that and this? actually curious because I was kinda zoned out for a few chapters
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    trigger2391
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    Total speculation here, but I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out in a surprise twist that the simulations were somehow real.
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      Crimson Bolt
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      Don't they always turn out to be real in these simulation stories?
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      Segan
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      It won't be much of a twist. The moment he stepped into a fully functional world it practically became guaranteed that this isn't a "simulation."
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    LitRPG
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    At this point, I've forgotten the original story line, because this simulation story line is very good. Something about a demon in a park or something?
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      TeaDragon77
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      Yes, I previously read a cultivation simulation novel but the simulations were never as detailed as this. I guess though all these experiences will change him when he goes back to his teenage life. I wonder how long it'll take his family and friends to notice he's much more mature that should be possible for one his age (who seemingly lives a very normal life).
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