Based on what I can see, it is. The inconsistency in this novel is so pronounced that I wouldn't have pushed myself to read this far had webnovel not recommended it for no good reason. In hindsight, it was my mistake. Webnovel recommendations are rarely any good, since they only show those they've contracted with... which were rarely established writers.

A slave with a spatial ring coupled with arrogance, sure.

That sounds absurd. None of the clans in the city got wiped out, otherwise there would've been a bigger commotion than his petty thievery. It couldn't be from the other cities either, since a 12 year old is unlikely to survive such a long journey. If a boy so young visits your store to sell goods worth a thousand bucks, what would your first thought or impression be? Cultivation world or not, I doubt this is anywhere close to being a societal norm.

Nick freed the monster from its cage knowingly. He technically started a fire, expecting the authorities to deal with the aftermath, only for it to consume more than half the city along with thousands of lives. It was a grave miscalculation on his part. Definitely unintentional, but undoubtedly his fault. As I once heard from somewhere, you can't just shoot a gun and blame the bullet for killing someone. Nick pulled the trigger by freeing the Crimson Sea, and while no one could have possibly imagined one bullet causing that much damage, it was him who made the shot.

It was supposed to be expensive... but who knows. He's supposed to be a millionaire at this point.

The horrors of school.

What does that mean..?

Chess piece ranking?

This guy probably got hit by a truck.

I just remembered, Julius Caesar died from assassination... Hopefully that is not the case here.

You call that driving?

A crazed pilot

Just how high is their population.

Half of your soul being of another person and possessing knowledge of the future is a much bigger matter than a system for shopping and bounty

They weren't hostile. But sometimes their hand would slip and create 2000 monstrosities to kill our men.

This argument falls short with the fact that, once again, Laws makes a Magus. Having a Law is enough to be at top 10 since Zetto is also there. If you remember Sigurd, that man was also has Titan bloodline but was inable to access the Law of Wrath.

I think you forgot the statement that started this debate about Magus. "If he was a Magus" - This statement brought forth this conflict. You were stating that Thrax isn't a magus and it didn't make sense for him to reach this far. Which your counterpart argues with Magus Bradley as example. The point had never been what level a magus is at but the fact that it has nothing to being a Magus or not. You don't need to bring out the level difference between magus. That just proves his point.

They called him the Berserker because of the Law of Wrath. It already rings a bell from the get-go.