Roland like the MC from “Mages are too OP”? Coincidence? I think not.

Knees weak arms are heavy

Progress BABY!

Lol author with the references 😂

Very interesting concepts, i like the stamp idea. I wonder if he will join any of the guilds.

I like Alfred, very interesting character so far!

Thanks for the chapter, I like the way you described the system, very detailed. I love the way that the system is not powerful, ive read too many novels that had OP systems so this feels refreshing! Great job. [img=recommend]

I just want to put this here, i dont know if it was the authors intention or not but i liked the way 'God' in this chapter said "Farewell, Mateo" which contrasted what Edward said in the previous chapter, "Farewell, Stranger". I thought that this was pretty cool use of writing skills if thats what you call it?.

This novel is very underrated in my opinion, it has a great transition from normal life to the fantasy world, I really liked the way it guided the protagonist from Earth to Greiss. It was creative and not your usual half-assed 'Truck-kun' explanation that most novels of this genre have nowadays. It has great potential and i can see that the author is trying his best to vividly describe this new environment, chapter 3 particularly had me on the edge of my seat. The writing style is similar to physical books bought at stores, kind of different towards the spaced out style of most novels but it flows great and i didnt have any problems reading it. All in all, i suggest giving it a try, I know that i will keep my head out for this one.

Although thats ideal, we both know an mc wont be killed that easily. If that were the case, the author would have to be incompetent as it directly kills momentum that usually happens at boss fights.

But then how come he has a direct fight with him according to the 1st chapter? This indirectly means that mcs plan failed???

Oops my bad, i have the habit of skimming over paragraphs. A habit acquired after reading through countless cultivation novels.

So his darkness is somewhat similar to Nietzsche’s famous quote, ~ “If you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.” Abyss could be a form of darkness.

Ok so it seems my assumptions were wrong, it probably was just some thug.

So from what i gather, our mc lost his consciousness in those 5 years due to a certain insanity trigger which caused him to probably become an evil spirit temporarily and must have controlled or possessed Zack in some way leading to the fatal accident of Layla? The fact that its a taboo subject in the house and the fact that Zack has some complicated guilt could point to this. Or it could simply be the fact that old enemies/relations of the two adopted came to Laylas house out of revenge of sorts.

Im surprised a six year old understands the internal gist of the conversation. Author must have seen some really smart children in his life.

Is this the part where mc will find his lifelong partner ; his sword that has the ability to grow along his progress? And the part where the easterners obsessively attacks him over ownership of their proclaimed artifact that mysteriously went missing decades ago? Is it also a sword that talks and gives him personal tutelage on how to become a magic swordsman, that he must first find its missing components thats impossibly strewn all over the world? Idk just some generic plot most authors use.

I like that the author is open with different types of relationships unlike most authors who decide to completely ignore it and just stick with harem.

A horn? Im guessing northerners undergo a ceremony to impart such protrusions. I must have missed something as i was reading this novel.

I get what you mean, the author basically just skipped all the hardships one would experience just to accumulate capital for his own expenditures in other words, his progress will be too easy from now on.