1Mad_Hatter1

thank you for your review! but i see some strange details about your account not matching with your apparent reading history? 23.5 hours reading and you have gotten to the thousands count in chapters before

the idea of this is that zeke is actually a pretty innocent guy, ironically i had the exact opposite concern from another player who thinks its unrealistic that so few people know about skills

someone once asked me what would happen if a person playing a demon or devil were to sell their horns or if they were to remove the horns of their slain foes the way one would a dragon or a minotaur. the original question involved the slaying of infernals and if they would be profitable as alchemist or smithing ingredients and my response was that the people who work with such things would only ever do so if it was going to be a blood tied item to the owner, otherwise not only is the selling of humanoid material illegal but would also get one hunted down. the next one asked was if the user sold their own horns and the response was different, not only would the person who bought the materials be investigated for illegal selling of the material but if they accepted the horns of certain individuals from races they would probably be murdered. with all the information that has been given about how the infernal race views their males imagine what would happen if they found a merchant selling "male devil horns"

Ezekiel (Character name Belial) is the main character and 90% of the story will be from his perspective with shifts to other perspectives when the story benefits from it

absolutely not you disaster lol

im assuming you did not read the most recent chapters but it will explain some of the details you are worried about

well the biggest counterargument of what you've referred to is that the villages players start at are not large so finding many people is rare enough Raylock is essentially one of the "starter cities" and is actually a place where you would begin to interact with more npcs. the other major detail is that the only place to find content from the game would be the streaming service made for it and its been one day in the real world. the story shows the perspective of the mc and even if a perspective shift occurs they will not miraculously know about things that other characters know about. take the potion maker perspective for instance, they are one of the people you spoke about who are curious about the world but what makes you think they are the only one who is like that? you think there aren't players learning to craft armor and weapons? im not even a hundred chapters in and i dont like rushing things lol

thank you for your honest review dear reader, i would say that if you really believe that people wouldn't keep something secret as long as possible to have an advantage over others then maybe you haven't played enough games? in competitive gaming communities people tend to go after levels to brute force their way through everything and then they go after gear other things, a game where you get rewarded for achievements and the leaderboard offers potential fame would make people chase after those levels dont you think? ive also shown that in pursuit of levels the mc also neglects the leveling of certain skills that would require his full attention.

a magus is essentially a mage that uses their mana to fuel their body, a magus with strong physical abilities would benefit but its not required as they use their magic to boost their physical power. the way he is fighting now is meant to show that he has a future as a magus with his spells being used in versatile ways.

i want my readers to enjoy themselves and it felt wrong to make someone wait an entire day just for something they were excited for. i will never know if something is happening to a reader or if something may prevent them from being able to enjoy a chapter when it is meant to come out so when people express genuine interest in something i like to try to show the that i see it and am thankful for their excitement.