(I've read till 115 chapter) Honestly speaking the Mc is the standard emotionless and cold hearted "villain" that does anything for power and usually in the novels where the Mc is a hero we condemn him... but here...I don't know. it's weird. On the one hand you want him to be that way but on the other hand you start question if it really worths it. I mean his achievements feel empty when you compair it to the psychological exchange and the feelings the Mc feel. I always loved these types of characters like Leylin from wmw and lith from supreme magus and you can't help but hype for them since you see that they feel the sense of accomplishment. But here Cairo isn't even satisfied with his accomplishments (it is portraited that he feels it but I just don't get the same feeling as in other novels) which tones down the excitement of the reader too. But still.. it has room for a lot of character development thanks to the doubts that he feels. To summarize READ IT!! its nice if you like warlock of the magus world, supreme magus and the most satisfied reincarnate. I wrote a whole essay I'm sorry!!

OK I'm starting being confused at the sudden change of cairo's name to "keon". I mean at first I was like "Who tf is Keon?"

Is that a jojo reference?