The good thing is the low start. I wonder if the authors don't know that Rob (and every self-proclaimed boss) is often just bad? Are there at least a few characters who inquired about the price? Besides, idle talk is bad. Elections in Chapter 1: 1) Voluntarily dismember your soul and consciousness many times. Brilliant stupidity? (Even Voldemort is amazed) 2) Then it is logical that the desire will be scaled and truncated many times over. Although, given the scale and thinking, the hero is, at most, either a virus or an archaea. 3) Nonsense. Since the value value is around 0 (aims towards it), who needs to copy it? It’s easier to obtain and master relatively weak scraps, but why... Although this shouldn’t interfere with copying powers. 4) It seems cool, but if someone gave it, then someone can take it away. Or just bypass. However, paradox is a double-edged sword. 5) It seems he basically wanted to become an empty place. Moreover, the desire, logically, will erase him too. And this is only the first chapter. (Which is literally waiting for several jobs) ... Writing a review based on one chapter is of course bad. But considering its quality and literal repetition as a standard in several works, it looks deserved.
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