JayScribe

It's a good story with an interesting world and characters. I love the cards and the way they are made and used. The MC has past trauma of losing his brother to a ploy he didn't expect in the idealized nation. It turned his view askew and it shows in his decisions. He has a clear goal and works singlemindedly toward it. The other characters feel alive and aren't there to serve the MC only. I have binged so far but am out of coins. Will continue once I have saved up some more. It deserves far more love and attention than it gets. Absolutely recommend this.

A good son, a good friend, a good brother, but a bad boy indeed. A legendary big brother to have. I have been taught the most adult stuff by elder cousin brothers and they always had/have my back.

Excellent! It makes sense why two good teacher give him special treatment. I used to love when people gave MC good treatment because of their potential untill I realized they rarely got benefit out of it.

I think having connections is always good. I get why we make MC lone wolves but generally an army requires good team cohesion and ability to follow orders to the letter. The chain of command is the backbone of an army.

Don't mind me. I am just studying the way of authors.

Ahm. I rather like this style of his. Its shows the trauma of having your world view turned upside down at a young age. His goal wasn't having friends. It was connections. And connections need to have some ROI to them.

Ameruca?

I prefer eating with my hands. I think the sweat on it makes the food tastier...

Excellent chapter. It displays the way different strata of society lives. But I am missing the military ranks. Even aux. personnel are assigned ranks....or not?

I know...I feel envious whenever I am in Miami on vacation. The yachts, the mansions between the beach and mainland, the babes, sigh...