It was confusing in the previous chapter and at the beginning of this one, it seems like parts were missing and it was confusing. I've seen the same thing before when out of nowhere the MC went from being in the mission hall looking at the portrait to being on the mountain. If the author or translator can see this, it means I'm confused and I was really enjoying the novel, I don't want to put it down because of a silly mistake.

Let me be clear, I haven't read anything beyond the first few lines and I can tell you why the author put up that little caveat. Don't take this the wrong way, if you've published this novel elsewhere and received comments about how illogical it was and the dumb mc, it's because it doesn't make sense or at least it's not clear to beings with limited compression like us (someone who doesn't understand the what the author wants to express). The synopsis is saying that he built an empire and then was betrayed (he worked hard for the empire to flourish), but in the first lines he is shown as a kind of salaried employee fired from a black organization that did not recognize his worth. Let's be fair, was anyone of extreme worth (or who worked hard for the empire to flourish) going to be discarded by the leader or emperor of that empire? Someone with this passive personality who would humiliate himself could not be planning a coup d'état, and there would be no reason for a leader to discard someone if not out of distrust. All these assumptions are on the basis that he is someone of extreme worth who helped and worked for the empire to flourish. But here, he doesn't even seem like someone important? Though supposedly he must have some merit to be merely useful. I won't leave a negative review because I haven't read that work, this comment is just my first impression. Feel free to disagree.

Because he mentioned a 'mission in his body?' I thought his personality was to be cautious. He knows that someone is hunting transmigrators and yet he gives a hint to someone 'apparently' unrelated. Didn't he think about the possibility that this information could be gotten out of the girl by someone who investigated her spawn log or revealed by Ella purposely or inadvertently? Furthermore, previously he wasn't even worried about switching sides with the bandits if that worked, apparently not worried if he had to kill the villagers along with the raid. Not now, "Tyler still shuddered at the thought. He was grateful he hadn't laid a hand on Avril (Elle) last night; otherwise, the resurrected Wolf would likely have laid waste to Wrathville."

I don't know how he can gather so much information in the previous chapter without arousing suspicion, asking for the full names of his father, stepmothers, and siblings isn't exactly common. In addition to age, sequence of birth, and whose mother each was born to. In that chapter he knew the maid's name without even asking. The first 3 chapters were well written and showed their thought process, as well as being somewhat realistic, now I just feel like they stopped worrying about consistency.

I never understood these abused hero tropes, if you have the power to be on top of the world, don't you have the power to get revenge? The only thing stopping him would be his "hero" morals, which isn't worth much considering that in his next life he'll be acting like a villain.

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I'm on a hunger strike, I refuse to touch any romance on this site if it's all fast food once again. By God there is no serious and well-worked work in a long time. It feels like I'm trying to find a diamond in a pile of nothing.

I still don't understand, what did they think?

Good, some edits would do, sometimes I don't understand anything. And could you explain what was going on when the MC looked in the mirror in the first few chapters? He said that the other god forgot to mention something, and so far it hasn't been elaborated upon. I am eager, I won't be at peace until I know.

Isn't that cover very inviting, a Justin Bieber and a Barbie doll? If I hadn't seen a recommendation for this novel I wouldn't have clicked. Yes, I'm so shallow. Here, receive this beauty:

Eu não me importa com romance, mais se o único desenvolvimento que teremos seria um "amor a primeira vista", seria difícil simpatizar.

I honestly enjoyed it, it wasn't overpowering with plot holes at every turn like the other similarly titled novel. I felt a calm atmosphere but as if something was moving under the surface. I don't know if it's because I was reading it with "Nightcore Demon Mode [LV] /Weeb like me" as the BGM. Just to clarify, I don't speak English, I don't know what the song means. I just like the beat.

I'm enjoying it, although the way he's at the mercy and has to take the 'joke' of being murdered like it was nothing just because he was stopped in time left a bad aftertaste.

Don't you feel a little sorry for that mouse? has been squeezed of all its worth until it dries up.

For the love of God. I do not understand anything.

I like very much the name "tumor gong". Reminds me of one thing.

Droga. Tão malditamente exagerado. Não aguento.

I'm not sure it's very smart to expect insect-sized creatures to know how to use tools. Furthermore, expecting them to develop intelligence like humans is not possible. And I doubt anything remotely human-sized would survive on this tiny planet. [Scientists have discovered that the critical size for a planet to develop life is approximately 2.7% of the Earth's mass. If an object is less than 2.7% of our planet's mass, its atmosphere will escape before it has a chance to develop surface liquid water, as today's comets.] I don't know what I was expecting from a novel fast food.

Because it seems that the way the girl develops her planet was also through simulation?

Meu deus tô com falta de ar aqui!