The story is okay, the characters are mediocre, the world building is good, and the technical writing skill is above average with few mistakes (mostly homonym errors). As far as updating stability is concerned, I have no idea since I’m writing this review with a ton of chapters left before I catch up to current when it becomes apparent. One major negative is that - at least as of chapter 75 - the author repeats the last few hundred words of one chapter at the beginning of the next. I’d say about a fifth of each chapter is pasted in from the chapter before it, which inflates the word count and, by extension, the cost in coins (or fast passes) to unlock them.