Mild_Gale

200 million is the public number, 20 billion is the real number (or 2 billion?).

brah, the author is being really edgy with the warhammer references.

Very nice worldbuilding, character design, and story structure. My one disappointment is that there are basically no relationships that make the reader invested. This story wouldnt really change much if it didnt follow Laine or was just a non-fiction style historiography. I mean there are plenty of interesting characters, but because the reader basically doesnt care about whatever they do its all a bit pointless. For example, if Themis or Athena had entered a romantic relationship with Laine then the reader would care a lot more about the internal instability of the divine court. Zeus decisions and whims would cause great distress to the reader as they worry about Athena's safety. Maybe Themis could grapple with the trying to overcome the inherent irrationality of chaos gods. As it is Laine keeps everyone, even his closest associates and servants, at arms length. The story is kinda like watching someone watch TV.

??? What happened to Cassius' barrier?

gaslighting her with the truth?

ofc, its a translation mistake

Am I the only one who wants to see bunch of little wyrmlings scampering around? I hope the author isnt just going to endlessly tease us about romance stuff...

omg, austrian economics is being mentioned. How based.

???

His father was truly green