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Until which chapter do we have to wait for Carl to engage in a relationship?
hey is this novel good? like tell me something about it so i can start reading it quickly
It's ended?
may i ask something about this novel is this novel is modern or not
Its because it took some elements from what i believe Pacific Rim?? I think with all the Kaiju stuff on Earth
It's baffling how there are so many negative comments from people who didn't even give this novel a chance, like just fight scenes places this novel top 20 at least not to mentionhow interesting it is to see him research the technique with no unexplained and overly convenient status screen, also complaining about harem in a novel where the mc is interested in woman only from start to finish is plain stupid
uhhhhh still no update.....
The FL is so stupid. She was targeted by the sect leader bec she is virgin with unique innate talents, so the easy way is to get married and be done with it. But the stupid girl was an idiot that she considered all the stupid preps in getting married like auspicious date and betrothal gifts instead of prioritizing their safety. I say she is selfish and dimwitted. In the threat of a looming danger whose stupid would still consider those mundane things. I hate FL who dont think with their heads
Motherfuckers see this strong ass nigga and still don't believe he is the founder?
It's quite an interesting story with a unique concept. Loved the power system and the nature of Elio. The world-building is also intriguing. Waiting for more chapters!
I got hooked up just with the starting. And then again I love your update stability
I’m extremely disappointed, the story is good at first because of surprise affect the first arc had. By the second arc I was going in with a lot of expectations because of the previous arc. But it just got replayed the same tension, the same build up, and the same climax. Literally no difference.
Now, imagine that for the rest of the novel. Just the same reused script.
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All in all, very disappointing.
