The author tried to write something absolutely amazing but in trying to do so he turned this into a mediocre one. The story seems to be inconsistent and it seems like the author didn't really plan ahead(example - soul sizer points turned from 100 to 1000 just to support the authors new declaration that ouroboros wont let a lesser bloodline exist, and I think the author added this point because he might have thought that soul of light and darkness are too burdensome or redundant or overkill to have). A good world build is necessary to make a good story but overdoing it can also ruin the story. This author overdid to the extent that the story is going at a sluggish pace. Moreover worldbuild generally means describing the cities, environment conditions, their culture, art, architecture, that worlds history etc. but this story's over extensive world build (or gibberish to put it simply) is mostly focused on the unending philosophical pondering of the MC rather than the aspects I stated above
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LIKEThanks for the review and I really appreciate the time you took to pen your thoughts, it may have been a typo, but soul seizer was always meant to be 1000, and if you read a little further, I hope you would see the reason why I kept the world building vague. I promise it serves a purpose. Hint: Imagine being inside a stuffy room for years only to open the doors to see you are on top of a mountain. For the gibberish musings, I understand I can be a little too enthusiastic when I write about his thought, essentially he is trying to understand his new life and I could easily go the comfortable webnovel path and explain everything in one sentence, but I think that would kill any chance for you ever re-reading this story after its done, (many of my plot point would only be fully appreciated when you read the story one more time–A risky move, but I want to grow as a writer), essentially that's what makes books different from movies or any other entertainment medium. You get to understand a scene in more than three dimension.