One of the best kingdom-building novels, where power levels are balanced, avoiding unrealistic feats like shattering the void with a punch. The focus on town development, economy, and the intricacies of societal structure adds depth to the story. The way social systems evolve, with the integration of different classes and cultures, is particularly fascinating. Overall, the story is incredibly engaging, blending politics, economy, and sociology into a captivating narrative. The knightly system is well-balanced and not overly powerful, which enhances the depth of the story. Adding more cultural elements to the existing world would make the novel even richer. And please, please, please avoid introducing gunpowder—it’s great to maintain a balance between technological advancements and the magical aspects. The concept of elf bugs, minor elves, and greater elves is particularly brilliant, with elf bugs being a truly fascinating idea. However, the translation poses a bit of a problem, making it slightly harder to fully enjoy the richness of the novel.
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