departing from jiangzhou

The part where Kayosha died really hits me in the heart. And there departing really made me cry. So if the "futue wife" of Ryusei doesn't treart him right I'll be really pissed

A FF with a lot of potential reminds me of the early days of Altering Skyrim, maybe I'm setting the bar too high? I don't know, but it's very interesting so far, it's definitely going to differ from AS in that here the character grows more normally, and I deduce that there will be no kingdom building, but it will be more focused on adventures. I love the logic with which he explains magic without departing from tradition, the writing is very good and the few errors improve as the chapters go by, the characters become endearing... in short, it's going very well and it looks better every time!!!

it started good and all but after 200 or so chapter I think author got bored or what but chapters just doesn't have enough content to be satisfied with the rate of it being released, like most of them now is just filler and i tell you it's Naruto level fillers like, just the title can give you whole summary of the chapter, like departing, arriving, going downstairs, reaching downstairs 🤣🤣 like man come on

This is the specific kind of novels that enraptures me. 😩❤️😩 It's cover tickled my curiosity and it's synopsis nearly sucked me into a trance. Not only were it's first words engaging and promising, the following scenes all gave a clear insight into a very promising read. I'm only about 5 chapters in, but I can tell you lot who are contemplating reading it that; should Primal-sensei build perfectly on his synopsis and improve it with some heart-pumping action, then this book is on course to becoming a masterpiece. Hop on y'all... The Limitless Express is departing...🚀🍾🥂🚀

This novel is probably the closest thing to Reverend Insanity in regards to the similarity of the characters. However, I would say the MC in this (whether it is Legion 1,2,3 etc. lol), does feel like they have more of a personality. But both are ruthless, cunning, and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their own goals. However, departing from the comparison itself, Greed has an amazingly in depth world and an almost unfathomable universe. This does sometimes work against it, especially for the first 20 ish chapters which is full of heavy exposition. Contrary to other novels where the power system is slowly revealed as the novel progresses, this novel gives like a 50% complete roadmap of the power system, and as the novel progresses, it delves into the details. Overall, this novel is definitely on the detail oriented side, but the pacing definitely increases after the first initial burst of exposition. I was initially worried with how the author would tackle 9 different main characters, who were all one person, or whether the powers each of them develops would be actually interesting or unique, but the author does an amazing job. Furthermore, the real lord acts as an interesting foil to the MC, and pushes the MC to further improve himself. Overall, I really enjoyed this novel. Would recommend.