I'm at chapter ~583 as of writing this review, and well, where to begin? If you're new to this novel, you've probably noticed a bunch of minor but frustrating grammatical gimmicks and character flaws that don't really make you excited to keep reading. This would be a mistake on your part. This begins as a truthfully rather unpolished gem, but the author really hits their stride at around ~100 or so chapters. It's honestly amazing. The main character overcomes his naivete very quickly and is constantly learning and growing in ways that make sense. The world building is slow, but spectacular and logically consistent. The power scaling and power systems don't feel eclectic, despite their variety. Genuinely, just a fantastic novel. And the best part? It's free! By chapter 150, I started feeling really guilty for being able to read it all, expecting the "Unlock chapter for __ coins" popup to show at any point. It never did. The author is meticulous in their consistency. It was a genuine joy to read and now that I'm caught up, I'm hankering for even more chapters. You're missing out if you don't read this, seriously.
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