I THIRST FOR YOU

She is a great author but has a real time management problem. Always takes months to update and makes promises she can keep. I love her writing but it's impossible to stay committed to a book when you have to wait so long in between chapters.

Your who I'm gonna come to for yandere novels!

(1)Okay so first of all - the author did actually make this novel based on "power corrupts". That can be seen multiple times throughout this, and the dude confirmed it himself in the discord.
The MC's decisions for the colonies, while not "morally right" from a 21st century perspective, firstly, are logical to this world. A King in that time cannot act super kind to people outside his kingdom, as he will be seen as weak by others then, also, the people of his kingdom would see it as unfair (which it is) because in these circumstances you would have to sustain these people in some sorts education camp for years while feeding them on taxpayer money. Second, we see in today's world just how well all these "nice" countries work. Not at all, that is. With the way people are complaining in this comment section, they don't know sh*t about statecraft, and I don't blame them for that, that's some niche knowledge, but you could at least understand that the only real law is "the strongest wins".

I understand exactly. It ruins the story of good potential with harem. I was hoping for one-on-one romance but oh well. Either way, thanks for the prior notice.

If you haven't read Emperor's Domination, I'd say to give it a shot. The lore behind it is actually pretty interesting.

I'd say just take most of the side cast as 1 shot drop charas tho. Because they are forgotten and left behind quite easily. (it is explained the MC is used to being alone/standing at the Apex is lonely.

I myself have only read up to 2.4k, i usually read a thousand or so chapters then drop and come back. Its like candy almost.

"I stopped at chapter 204, I'm finding it boring to read! The reason is simple: the story seems like an endless cycle of repetitions."

nah he reached bright purple meantime, at chap 1882 it's just the purple core

To answer translator question: Steel is iron with a carbon content (usually between 1% - 2%) However, it is rarely used this way in today world. For example, stainless steel is an alloy of steel and chromium and Spring steel usually use manganese. Pure steel, as the name suggest, is steel that has not been made into an alloy and used as is, which is rather uncommon nowadays.