I understand your logic, but for me at least, it is worth reading as is and among light novels it still ranks as the best I've read even without completion. Even outside of light novels, it ranks highly. I do hope it gets finished though!

Haha! Of course. It is quite something. Did you finish it?

It wasn't important enough to remember properly, but iirc, there was a time or two that he used pills, but then there was a time that the rewards were completely ignored. Maybe the author fixed it.

You'll have to point out where he did so, because even after a year I remember looking back through to see if he did and couldn't find it.

Glad to help lol. Don't let loud idiots pull you too far from reality. There are certainly many out there incapable of intelligent discourse, but if you learn the right techniques, arguments, and are willing to empathize with others, then you can find plenty willing to listen. In my exp, most disagreements start at the core level of perception. Discussion of religion, government, science, etc. should start with all parties stating what they perceive the purpose of the the topic to be. "What is religion to you?" "What do you think the goal of gov. should be?" "What is science?" Once all parties are aware of the other's answers to these questions, it is much easier to reach a common ground. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the discussion, I enjoyed rereading it lol.

I never put it into those words, but I do greatly agree with them. Perhaps one day the compilation of ages will inspire a culture transcends them all.

Now I'm picturing the system sending groups of Survivors into water dungeons with no preparation...

It is still sand though, and it's not like he has experience recognizing it even if he could see it, much less feeling it through an iron rod. Caution is surely warranted, but the author really didn't think through using quicksand as the reasoning.

So just ignore the zombies trying to break into your room? I don't understand how this thought could possibly seem like a good idea to any author. It is just so stupid that the only way it would make sense is if the MC were giving up and waiting to die.

Author, you need to give Connor some thoughts. As it is, him just volunteering and charging forward with no thought makes him look like an idiot.

No clue, but NU says COO is complete and it is usually correct. This sucks. He was strong enough that we could have at least gotten a wrap up in a hundred chapters.

Also, what's up with Charlie and Aimer being the same level as Grissom? I can see Charlie, since his level was already quite close with bloodlines and experience, but how did Aimer keep up with those two? Her power and experience before the change pale in comparison.

If it took 2 years to get 1100 points, then another timeskip would be required to get to 1500.

So prove yourself by not cultivating?

I can understand that.

I'm just talking about knowledge. It just seems unlikely that he could have searched the world looking for knowledge on magic, yet not have read any high level techniques regarding life essence. Was he really so arrogant to think he mastered everything about magic without having knowledge of and compared against other cultivation methods?

She could have at least fertilized or tilled the land right quick for him.

Ploly want a cracker?

Are these ghouls or Vilbarians?

The whole tree climbing plan is fun and all, but is not well considered.