Kenoza

i thought trading would be the main part of the story. i got fooled by synopsis. the majority of the it are basically adventuring with a party. for some reason in the early arc the story were not chronological at all.

i would not have heard about child slavery or child labor if it's true. not to mention some species that kill the young of the previous pack leader.

most planned in this apps at least

this is the most well planned novel that i ever read. no cliches stuff, no Chinese or western settings at all. the conflict come from external or limited resources instead of revenge, grudoge, insult. didn't expect them using indian/hindu naming sense

around 50 chapter in and not much sign of harem (2 potential were even deflected). this is really good and but it look like it lack popularity. the synopsis honestly sound generic although i admit that i can't think any better. the conflict is well thought out without using those brain dead cliches villain (no father, grandfather, elder, and ancestors coming to get you). there is no system, power mostly come from pure godlike talent and hardwork.

the spirit is willing but the body is weak

i would think that is because the bullet was specially designed to break when it enter human skin for maximum damage. earlier version of bullet could just shot right through humans.

reminded me of that 1 novel. where the mc got numerous assassination attempt from their own sect members simply because he still live

this is definitely not correct

a bit inaccurate. it's "human" life. ignoring alien and fantasy race. i believe there is other sapient native species that we do not care in the slightest for their "life". mainly because they don't have hand to make tools or some specific traits on intelligence which is long term memory and passing down knowledge. required to create civilization.