I've read the raws up to 400+ch and I can say that this is a good one. In this one, the MC is pseudo-op. That means that, the MC himself doesn't have godlike powers, but everyone around him thinks so. In addition, everything in the MC's house are artifacts that even immortals will fight for, which basically solidifies his position as a bigshot in the eyes of others. But the MC himself doesn't think that they are artifacts; he thinks that they only ordinary things, which led him to give away most of his stuff. Also, if you don't like the fact that the MC is powerless, don't worry. In the 200-350 chapter mark, he'll gain something so OP that basically no one can touch him, literally and metaphorically.All in all, it's a fun and relaxing read. However, if you don't like repetitive stuff, then I advice you to stay away from this novel. The amount of repeating scenes in this novel is so many that I can't even count it.
The standouts for me were the character descriptions, the MC's outlook (dry, sarcastic, blunt -- my bread and butter) and the setting. Clemen's description rips. I'm instantly intrigued with the introduction and again at the conclusion. There's just enough told to maintain interest; no agonizing over speed bumps or minute detail, rather, it feels like a well-paced unraveling of important pieces that doesn't overdo itself and never overstays its welcome. 'Course it's only one chapter though so hopefully it keeps up.
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