As someone whose favorite activity in games is build experimentation, I really like the theorycrafting in this novel. It feels like making some insane build in Path of Exile. While this part of the novel is great, there are some things that could be written better. Because the story is split into different "Legions," I completely stopped caring about the characters from Legion 2 when the author brought them back in later volumes. I'm also not a fan of switching the POV to "higher beings" just to shed light on their "grand plan." We readers should piece together that plan along with the MC instead. While this happens only at the beginning/ending of a volume, it's still annoying. The novel could probably be much more popular if not for the first 50 chapters, which discourage spending coins or fast passes on more chapters. My favorite idea in the whole novel is that you are rewarded for breaking the "rules." It also fits perfectly with the theme of the MC gaining power through his own actions and not by some stupid system or poorly written cheat.
How about family?
"Hei Ted, look what he have done," said the Man.
At around the same time Darius and Titus' mother gave birth to a girl and a strong little tyke at that yet joy could not remain forever as the shadows of war had begun to take shape within the following years and the country had called upon all ofnits greatest warriors for the issue which had been the cause of it all no martial tourney could settle or at least thats how the offended government felt and so the nation of Tariss who had taken offence began to prepare for war against their neighbor Triss.
Flash of light illuminated the dark room. And in a next moment, I heard someone's voice.
Taking his face in her hands, Laura pulled him down into a kiss.
Anebel " Hows that big brother Kash, we both know what's coming next" as he chuckles while calling back his Pokémon and thanking him
Only shooting stars break the moldSomebody once told me the world is gonna roll me
"Sir, Where should we go first? Office or old mansion?" the chauffeur asked.
So much to do, so much to see
I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed
You'll never know if you don't go