The author knows how to write, the story has a good continuity, but has many problems creating dialogues beyond a statement and an answer, making the character development shallow, only having conversations with the system while the other characters are mere shadows in the story. The world development is interesting as long as it is possible to see that there is something interesting, the author uses the resource of mystery a lot and that there is something bigger behind it, which is interesting but if we don't have any answers it makes the reading weak, I read 70 chapters and so far there has not been an arc where there was a definitive answer about something leaving the reader lost (through Google Translate)
