Everyone is stupid. There are almost no exceptions. Everyone he interacts with is some combination of irresponsible, childish, or has anger management issues. The only ones that aren't like this are the irrelevant characters that exist for a single chapter.
The catchy plot is interesting to read through. The author made a unique story in a trapped-glitch game cliche that everyone should follow up and read every coming chapter
The Plot is Good. Having awesome system and the characters development is interesting. :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck: :star_struck:
I am a high school student, and I also work in the weekends. So, you can expect me to not post at times.This novel may have grammatical mistakes as I am not a professional. But I hope you stick around because I have a good feeling about this one. I don't focus too much on the system because it's more about Ares doing great things on his own. Hope you like it, this is a novel I have high expectations for.
I would dub this a good read for anyone interested in a cultivation based book. It has good world building and an interesting main character. It's a well developed story and although I noticed a few grammatical errors here and there, this was still a good read regardless.Kudos to the Author.
She was either going to have to build them something or move them into an established home on the grounds. The sooner the better. She also needed to put them to work. Being idle wasn't good for them all the time. 'Fac et aliquid operis, ut semper te diabolus inveniat occupatum,' or "engage in some occupation, so that the devil may always find you busy." Nodding to herself, she had a plan. Move 'em out and put them to work and have more time to have sex with Marcus!
The smiling titan screeched for a sense of mercy that would never come as Rogue flipped it over to face him. He snarled and planted his fist into the titan's abdomen, the flesh giving way and revealing the creature's stomach. Rogue then dug his hand into the steaming tissues and grasped the organ in a stronghold. With another powerful and angry roar, the titan pulled the large and swollen gullet from the ten-meter's body – simply tossing it aside. The permanently smiling monster wailed in misery as Rogue picked up its heavily damaged lower half and severed it with a forceful pull from its midsection. Now that the monster was nothing but a head and half a torso with its arms beginning to regenerate, Rogue carried his prey and slammed it down again upon the earth. Again, he threw punches, his own hands breaking from the force of his blows. The titan paused for a breath and let his hands heal, his glowing green eyes bearing into the ten-meter with sheer dislike. The limbs of the titan below him began to take shape further, bringing a decision to Rogue's furious mind. He would end this now.
