I love the beginning of this novel. Read it more than once as I caught up to the chapters that had been translated. The MC is what I would like to see in an MC, kind but capable. He is not murdering people and their families (though later he does a bit of the stabby stabby but it is justified well and generally done in a clever rather than just evil way). I eventually stopped when the author decided to go a bit too overboard with his terrorist plot and have heard that the harem gets a bit out of control later on too. I solidly recommend the first 450 chapters or so of this novel as they are by far the best take on this situation I have read.
sigh. this novel is like a face slapping one in how the entire world is formatted into making the mc look the best at all times. there's no substance here. ignore the cool concept of a puppet system, this mc is your generic Chinese mc with nothing special about him. the plot is for the sole purpose of benefiting the mc and making him look godlike and amazing at all times.
This story requieres...patience As long as you're fine dealing with a naive and heroic Mc for 10's of chapters As well as fine with side character's acting more like the protagonist than the mc himselfIncluding a bit of gruelling frustration at the main characters action all for the sake of 'proper development 'Then go ahead. This book is defenitly for you
best thing Is synopsis do not match content insidei am at chapter 62 and mc Is using gold coins And not points And Hes ONLY one with system rest Are just poor people trying to suvive.in content It says catastrophe started over 100 year And then there Are some 40 years people that remember times before ..Its some how luckluster but not terrible
The Oni still had the gall to flirt in the middle of an important operation! Helen was the main strategist behind the Dragon Lance Squad while Aruthos had taken the Commander position. The husband and wife combo was the strongest, most well-coordinated group among the elites of the space military division. Together, they oversaw the front-lines and held thirty percent of the total numbers of soldiers.
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