After persevering through the first 65 chapters of this novel, I ultimately had to give up. Up until that point, the story had been a rollercoaster of confusion, filled with too many gaps in information and an onslaught of new characters who seemed to materialize out of thin air, leaving the reader without a proper introduction or context. The novel began on a promising note, drawing readers in with a captivating start. However, the sudden and inexplicable time jump, plot gaps, or perhaps even entire chapters missing, marred the reading experience. This abrupt shift in storytelling disrupted the narrative flow, making it challenging to follow the plot and the character developments. While I was disheartened by these issues, if the novel improves significantly towards the end, please do let me know. Despite my frustrations, I'm still hopeful that the story might redeem itself in later chapters. A strong conclusion could potentially salvage the reading experience, and I'd be willing to reconsider my initial assessment.