Didn't the god mention that beings in the world go up to stage 9? So clearly they just have no clue how big the world really is, right?

This reminds me. There has been absolutely no mention of Wei Wuyins cousin. The freakishly strong one that got taken away from the original sect by an unknown person. At this point its clear, the author has either forgotten him (which is unlikely, seeing as he often references things from that part of the novel) or the person that collected him is based outside of the sealed region, with quite a lot of authority. Either way, I hope we don't have to wait another 1000 chapters before he's mentioned, or seen again.

He should have evolved his Stoneskin thing again, and just claim the reward for the genius trial was to evolve his gene.

Lux is allergic to making the correct decision in regards to his build. You are a necromancer and was given the opportunity to increase the firepower of all your summons, but because your MP is currently a bit low you pick the literal worst choice.

This is boring and exactly why we've had 200 chapters since the WW last advanced. Because we just got 10 chapters of a side character fighting, along with all the explanation as to why every single aspect of the fight is the way it is.

I swear this series wasn't always like this. Why does every fight need the 100th explanation of how the overly complex cultivation system works? Every chapter is a slog to get through now.

Not a massive fan of 95 chapters of character development going straight in the bin.

I do hope that he interacts with some people at least. I'm really a massive fan of reading about complete loners.

This is one of the best first chapter I've ever read to a Web novel. Super interested to see how it develops.

Since when has the MC been someone that can pull off a slick, well coordinated, and manipulative plan like this? He's never shown to have any particular talent for it, and infact was shown to be lacking in that department during the dungeon mini-arc. So far, he's just used his knowledge of the future to accomplish his goals.

I get wanting an easy way for the MC to make money. But when using stocks, you should at least have a basic understanding of basic maths. An 80% rise in stock prices equates to the same rise in the investment. Just make him put bets on with ridiculously low odds. It's so much easier and you won't have people like me in the comments so confused about how he turned 100k into 14m on an 80% increase.

So this version of earth doesn't have any norse mythology then? Otherwise I refuse to believe that Felix has never heard of Thor. Jormungandr is understandable, its not one of the well known norse beings, but everyone has heard of Thor.

I'm curious. Does this version of earth have the same mythology as us? Because he seemed to have no reaction to the name Jormungandr, and it's pretty obvious that the thunder primogenitor is Thor. So does norse mythology exist? And what is the sand primogenitor going to be? Can't imagine it being another norse god, so maybe an Egyptian god?

This chapter felt almost entirely pointless unless these guys are gonna become reoccurring characters. And I hope they don't because I'm already done with them.

Not sure why Quinn is feeling guilty. He tried a lot to ask about Vordens family and their issues. Vorden completely shut him down every time.

That mask sucks. His stats are around 50. So 5% for one stat is 2.5. Even at 15%, it's still considerably worse than 10 points all round. His stats would need to be around 250 to make it even slightly worth it. And even then, it's only ONE STAT. It's so garbage.

The author made quite a big deal out of Peter's backstory and his parents and sister. I'm gonna be a little disappointed if they're just never brought up again.

If you needed anymore proof that Pure are a bunch of hypocrites, it's right here. Abilities are bad and are hoarded by the powerful and their trusted, but Qi is good and it's hoarded by the powerful and their trusted...

When the demon academy arc ended I was ready to drop this. I liked where the next part was going and decided to stick around for a bit longer, and I am so glad I did. Its been genuinely brilliant ever since.

I like this development. I like that he's going to be able to somewhat use the power of his divinities that he's not been using correctly. I still feel that it comes at expensive of the reader believability of the MCs intelligence. It feels like Will had to suddenly become an idiot, and his Grandpa had to leave a massive hole in his plan (leaving Carter essential unchecked), just so Will could critically injure his soul and be transported to the Thousand God's Temple. I don't like the execution, but because I do like the destination I'm willing to give it a pass.