Greetings people~, this is once again, I, _Eshwar_, I basically am here to let you guys know that the story actually starts from vol:5 [Chaos], you probably have found Ken, the main characters, stupid, dumb,and far too different from who he was in the initial chapters; the reasons behind his behaviour, his comprehension on who he was, and how he had taken the turn for the worse, his reaction to it after realising the changes, and more, everything will be revealed in vol 5, and you'll get everything you had expected from him in the first chapters, you'll get the Ken for who he was initially! I have completed the storyline just recently! Either way, I'll stop here today, I am grateful to you and your support to the story, I probably can't help my inconsistency, but rest assured that I'll complete what I have started! Now then, Thank you very much, and as always, [Peace]
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why on earth is a fantasy story with system and cultivation in the category 'realistic fiction' ?
is the mc a evil or anti hero
A villain
i'm at 109 currently when dose the mc show up in the story again
Shortly after
I want to start reading but I'm confused who's the mc aof this story ken or that other person blind swordsman
how many chapters are you planning to do
I am also wondering the same
is there any yuri in the harem? Its not my thing so I wanna ask to avoid any misconceptions
No yuri
Mate, for the love of whatever you believe in, can you please fix your synopsis? It’s called a synopsis for a reason—or a summary. This section exists to tell me, the potential reader, what I can expect from your story. It’s supposed to provide a clear, concise overview that gives me enough information to decide whether I want to invest my time in reading it. When you fill this space with a riddle, a vague philosophical question, or some cryptic one-liner, you’re not being mysterious or intriguing—you’re just making it harder for readers like me to understand what your story is actually about. Instead of piquing my curiosity, it completely kills my interest. I’m not here to solve a puzzle before I even start reading. I shouldn’t have to go through 10 or 20 chapters just to grasp the basic premise of your story. That’s what the synopsis is for. So, for the love of whatever you believe in, please fix it. Write a proper summary—something that outlines the main premise, the stakes, and why I should care. Trust me, it’ll do wonders for your readership.
