This betrayal narrative, while compelling, feels somewhat overused. The "wronged hero seeking revenge" trope needs a refreshing twist. Perhaps the focus should shift from external conflict to internal struggle? Imagine: instead of a straightforward rampage, we witness a man grappling with the ghosts of his past, his loyalty warring with his thirst for vengeance. His true enemy isn't the one who betrayed him, but the bitterness consuming him. The SS-rank weapon could be a metaphor for his inner demons, and the chaos, a reflection of his fracturing psyche. This could offer a more nuanced exploration of betrayal and its aftermath. It's easy to crave revenge, but true strength lies in forgiveness and self-healing. Maybe this story can delve into that comp

This reminds me of when my best friend stole my Pokemon cards back in third grade. Okay, maybe not quite as dramatic, but the betrayal stung just the same. I plotted my revenge for weeks, carefully constructing a booby trap involving a bucket of water and the classroom door. Let’s just say things didn’t go exactly as planned… and I ended up getting detention. Still, the burning desire for vengeance… I get this guy. Hope his execution is a little smoother than mine was. 😅

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"With an OP SS-rank weapon…" Sure. Because THAT'S believable. 🙄 What's next? He's gonna pull out a laser-guided toothbrush and defeat an entire army with dental hygiene? Give me a break. This whole "OP weapon" trope is getting old. True strength comes from within, not from some magical artifact. This just sounds like lazy writing.

Forty years of loyalty... damn. That’s longer than some marriages last these days! What could possibly justify such a betrayal? And what kind of "chaos" are we talking about? Global domination? Interdimensional warfare? I need details!

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