Losing in the game doesn't mean death, it only means you lose a tier in your ranking. But dying inside the games means death.

If you die in the games, you die in real life since they are entering them through their consciousness. This is what gives the games more realism and the appropriate risk to the riches and rewards obtained in case one wins. Of course, only if they die, not lose the game.

Her soul didn't shatter, it cracked and she fell into a coma, not dead yet!

Thank you!! Trying my best! >.<

First, is called the awakening (Jumri). Then, the first replacement, which is lady Sphinx's bloodline.

It doesn't matter, if it fails, he won't be able to use either core until the punishment ends. If one succeeds, he can do the other after a couple of days, or weeks at max when he is mentally prepared.

The schedule is the same currently (10 chaps a week). Monday 1/Tuesday 2/wednesday1/Thursday2/Friday1/Saturday1/Sunday2.

When Felix ascends with a unigin's core, it leaves Asna's core and becomes his own and totally unrelated to her. The second question and third questions are spoilers. You will get your answer when the time comes in the novel. ^^

thanks!

Much appreciated!

you will be able to rank them after you see their powers individually in the future.

Not precise, his ascension is related to his seven hydra tails and he couldn't have been able to pull it off without them. In other words, the limit is seven.

Yes! just some family matters eating too much of my time! I'm back on the grind now, thanks!

Just their consciousness goes in. of course it's dangerous but Queen Ai does warn them if someone gets too close.

slow romance, one female lead, no harem, no ntr. Enjoy!

my friend, you are always jumping to criticism and negative comments before you can even understand the bigger picture. We are still at the very start of the volume and you are already proclaiming that there is no balance in power structure. But, if you used a bit of critical thinking, you will realize that't not the case. The three rulers rely on their divinities to make laws useless, but that's coming from a very, very limited resources, which they are desperately trying to collect. So, while they can stop unigins, they can't do it forever unless celestial energy never ends. You make it sound like their divinities don't possess a percentage of celestial energy, which I have already explained. Radiant divinity possess 80%+ of celestial energy in it, which is the reason it's potent. Why would the three rulers antagonize all the unigins and engage in a battle with them, when they know it will end up with nothing but the loss of their precious celestial energy, still, they won't be able to kill unigins since they are unkillable beings as the universe will always find a way to bring their existence. Isn't this enough of a thin balance between them where both unigins and the three rulers understand that they need each other to be neutral for both their benefits? After all, the end goal of the three rulers is the other side and nothing else.

Fixed! Thanks!

He can bestow it upon anyone he desires as long as they can handle the process and they have gemstone affinity. With those two easy conditions, he can easily bypass them through his greed sins and get rid of it without needing Carbuncle. My bad, I should have explained it a bit in the novel.

Much appreciated! More mysterious will be revealed in the future!

We will have to see!