This is the only review I needed.

The mf didn't even grammar check the description of his novel. So I can't imagine what the actual chapters are like...*

Find the free 1700, then come back here. It's amazing. If anyone disagrees, feel free to comment and i'll debate you with solid literary reasoning. It's one of the best novels i've ever found online, and I have read MANY.

An honestly well-written novel. Intrinsic themes of power fantasy, bloodlines and out-of-game aspects affecting in-game occurrences. One thing I truly appreciate about this novel is that the main character isn't the only important person. He's certainly powerful, but he's not the only one. If I had to give a few minor critiques, it would be the forced stagnation of development for a few core supporting characters during several main story arcs, which the writer began to fix and remedy later into the novel. It's not trope-free, but it certainly uses the tropes in a healthy way that doesn't seem 'too' invasive. Except for the shameless trio, that goes way too far in some of their chapters, but you can honestly just skip those sections if it's not your cup of tea, with no detriment to your reading experience.

Serana is one of the most overrated characters in all of video game history. I say that as an absolute edge lord who adores the dawnguard DLC. She's nothing but a walking thirst trap for loner recluses who self diagnose mental disorders on themselves and blame their circumstances on anything or anyone but themselves. Harkon, on the other hand, was a man with an insufferable, abusive wife; Serana without any powers or tragic backstory as a daughter, and the knowledge of how to make the best of a bad situation. If you ask me, Harkon has been done incredibly ditty by an extremely biased author in this arc of the story. If you ever play through dawnguard and survive the Serana sympathy virus that's shoved down your throat, then come back and read these chapters, you'll realize Harkon could have been Jon's greatest friend and ally if the author wasn't thirsty for his daughter.

This makes so much sense, I got the feeling that you didn't really like or understand her character despite adding her in. A by request character explains it aptly.

They need to make sure no one escapes. Small elite team can get in and do work, but one or two bad guys might slip away.

No. She's kissing herself.

TBH, if i'm not at least as old as Lord Fyr by the time I kill my first dragon, I obviously haven't added enough extra content mods. Loverslab can really help pad the numbers.....

By "Forced", he means he was about to start cracking skulls and was appeased by being given lackeys to push people out of his way instead of killing them with his own hands.

If Violence isn't solving all of your problems, you're obviously not using enough of it. ~ Jon Freaking Dare

Imagine being one of these people whoo thinks it's not a broken retardedly OP item for him to get. These are obviously the people who would waste an isekai opportunity by being average at best and dying normally.

Okay, okay, okay. I hear you. Lots of enemies. But I raise you, Big Hammer. It's the perfect counter to the spheres and spiders. And for the Centurions, just....y'know....outrun them.

Uno Reverse

It was definitely above 500 last time we saw his stats.

Hear me out here, but maybe, it's because he's got very little actual combat experience considering his mental age, thus he has developed bad habits due to his inexperience and mindset. He's panicked right now, and in a very dangerous situation, thus he isn't thinking about subjects he's not comfortable with depending on, like a magic he's created but doesn't use often. Just because you, as a third party, sitting in a safe environment, under no duress or pressure, can think of something like that, doesn't mean he has that capacity. Keep in mind the dude is like 40 years old mentally and his only practical combat experience is from the past half decade or so, most of which has been in the past year. He doesn't have the experience nor wherewithall to be big-braining it up every single time he fights.

3

This happened near the end of Oblivion's story.

Uhm, no? He's just making his own spells, not his own magic system thus far. He's got a (Well-deserved) superiority complex about himself being able to design better spells than the regular ones available.

Actually, they most certainly can! Especially vague feelings and events, like weather that wasn't extreme. You try remembering any random summer day from when you were 5, and try to describe the weather that day to me. Not to mention he's lived in what he considers perpetual winter since then. Most people would have forgotten the specifics about a summer day within a year, easily. Not to mention, as has ALREADY BEEN TOLD, the Thu'um is not just a human understanding of a word. It's a Dragon's understanding of a word. And he wasn't the Dragonborn in Egypt. Red Jon is the Dragonborn side of him, and Red Jon never experienced Egypt, thus he can't 'Understand' Egypt's weather. And lots of other reasons I could explain to you as to why he can't use the Thu'um.