Just be mindful that the author or translator (I don't know which) will occasionally repeat sentences in slightly different ways.
It's annoying at first but once you figure out what's going on you can just skim the second part.
He got us in the second half hahaha
Someone tell me where can I find the remaining chapters??!
Thank you so much! I'll give a try.
i think 25
that's when I had it ?
There's another novel that the author wrote that had a similar ending (swallowed star) so I'd like to believe it's the same for all the others
Okay this one doesn't interest me so bye
the chapters are missing. could you please restore it? i hope everything is alright after the hacking accident
Which rules?
Bad for anyone who likes rationality over everything.
When envisioning the Almighty Lord God, ruler of systems and transmigrators, how would you picture them?
1. An arrogant, greedy AI prone to reckless actions, despite being an AI, possessing inexplicable foolishness?
2. A detached being who looks down on all creatures, yet lacks tangible accomplishments?
3. Or perhaps a clichéd cold and domineering figure who, against all odds, falls for a "truly unique and extraordinary transmigrator," defying their usual demeanor?
Nope. In this novel, the Lord God turns out to be a model employee!
Beyond the typical quick reincarnation arcs and revenge plots, what I appreciate most is the intricate background of systems and transmigrators. The organization driving the quick reincarnation phenomenon, its staff, superiors, including the all-powerful Boss or the Almighty Lord God, and the vast backdrop that transcends Earth or even the cosmos – it's all masterfully written, although reaching that depth requires reading around Chapter 800 in the original source or Chapter 1600 in the group translation, so be patient, as it's worth the journey.
He works harder than anyone, busier than his own employees. He oversees a vast Ocean of Law brimming with countless universes, manages troublesome underlings, repairs破损 worlds, and tackles complex cases within the Sea of Law. Every day, millions of workers, universes, and systems depend on his constant attention and maintenance.
Contrary to stereotypes, he's not cold and aloof; he communicates effectively, whether sternly or with a touch of humor. Rather than being harsh, he displays immense kindness, valuing individuals based on their alignment with his interests, regardless of their identity – human, ant, or from high or low clans.
Lastly, as the Lord God and master of systems and transmigrators, there's no one who can captivate him enough to pursue and transform him into a possessive suitor. He embodies the 'unromantic male protagonist' archetype perfectly.
Indeed, he's Uncle Tai, TaiShu, the Great Uncle. I simply adore his character development and wish for a story where he takes center stage.
Great! The so-called "yandere" character isn't your typical one; he openly dotes on his 'sibling' (fully aware they aren't actually siblings), and displays an openly brutal side. The 'sister' isn't someone who passively waits for pampering; she's fiercely protective of her love and family, a strong woman who requires a loyal partner, as one might laughingly say.
However, a potential weakness in this narrative could be that the villain might come across as slightly dim-witted to emphasize the power dynamic between the main couple. It would have been interesting to explore more depth in the relationship between Princess Nine and the FL's true brother, especially given Princess Nine's cute and ditzy personality, which could have made for a heartwarming tale.