Review Detail of GuzaSan in Monster Paradise

I finished this on another website a few months ago so forgive me if I misremember anything - It started off pretty exciting, MC's system was cool and the world background was refreshing, tons of different power systems and abilities and what nots. I had 2 problems with the story development part. Some parts that are less interesting and might even be somewhat of a sub-plot really stretch out and in more than one instance I found myself skimming through 5-10 chapters because it was really just fillers. And the ending of course as it is with these novels was at best odd and at worst a rushed, incomplete work which skipped half of the so called 'levels' that I assume took quite a bit of effort to create. SPOILER : the evolution levels jumped from 5-10 in around the last 10% of the novel. The character design was pretty bland, honestly I don't expect much but it would've been nice to have some deeper interactions and dialogue. The 3 stars I did give was mainly related to the story development because the background stories for MC and his sister were fun and interesting. The world background is really what kept me until the end. As I mentioned above - refreshing and deep, many different aspects each character can focus on, with MC dedicating time to each instead of halfheartedly instantly mastering all of them like many other novels do. The different worlds MC traveled to combined to create a huge universe which could've easily filled another 10000 chapters. If you're looking for something to spend to next months on I would recommend this. If you're not willing to endure stretched out sub-plots as I mentioned you might want to look for something else, although what piece of content really has no fillers?