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Some novel readers are fkn sadistic psychos. They’re the type of people to comment “cut his limbs, third leg, boil him, heal, repeat” just because they got angry for a stranger hitting them on the road.

After reading ch30 the power of UP is so damn powerful that yes, endless points will indeed break the game, even if it was single player game. Imagine playing any game and you have max stats, all abilities maxed, a whole empire at maximum strength, etc. all that when you just started the game. I think even many cheaters would report it due to how broken it is.

Cheat multiplied by Cheats

A mortal emperor doing some weird, world breaking shit in their name. Why would they further bless him? Only reason that Goddess did that was because he somehow forcibly became her follower and wielded a Holy Sword, made her a Grand Cathedral, and went to pray, even if he pretended

Nah, he’s normal chess while the MC is the Dungeon Master in DnD. He wants a hero? Here, summoned for ‘free’. Op items? Got it from the shop for ‘free’. Etc etc. no player can beat a cheating Dungeon Master(akin to an author)

…it wasn’t the MC who went to the front, nor did a proper ‘Emperor’ do it. It was the Foolish Tyrant full of arrogance who did that

Probably because it’s a lv66 creature, pretty low? Or the ‘legendary feat’ has nothing to do with the rarity/tier of the feat but the fact that it was very special.

Other novels have people making fighting moves in milliseconds and they say paragraph worth of words in one or two strikes😂

Novel subordinate logic. Give them bread when they’re hungry and they will follow you through Fire and Water. Or randomly assigned guardians will give up their life to the worst tyrant ever born, by their own will

Last chapter said logging in with one thousand will destroy the economy. Which economy, no idea