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The story is progressing along at a solid, consistent speed. Descriptions of things are overall good, such as character designs. The tense sometimes jumps back and forth between past and present a little, although for the most part it is in the present (something I'm personally not a fan of). Overall, the characters are fairly well fleshed out for the chapters released, and there ae plenty of questions being posed.
The story starts and we're introduced to what I assume to be the MC. He makes an immediate strong impact on the reader, before the story begins to develop. The setting is established well enough for the short current length, and it makes the reader feel like they know enough about the world at that point. As someone who doesn't really care about vulgarity, the only complaint that I have is that there seems to be too much needless swearing. But what I personally dislike won't be what others do, and it definitely fits the world.
I have no problem killing the current MC and bumping someone else to that role. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The first chapter does a good job of setting up the story for the reader, introducing the mc and their transmigration. Seems like it will be a typical cultivation style story, so if you're someone who likes the genre then check this out.
An interesting story. The fusion of magic and tech, along with sci-fi elements is something that isn't all that explored, so this story is rather unique in that regard. The reader is immediately presented with a mystery that draws them in, and that serves as the basis for the story Good luck author.
If you mean the Leadership skill that he unlocked in the skill tree, there's not really a way to use it. The first skill in each tree is little more than an additional stat point, with the added bonus over just buying the stat of providing progress to unlock deeper skills in the skill tree (that will have things that are more like traditional skills.)
It was just the last one that Gus got in the third round.
6:30 in this instance.
I should've seen it coming...
Is. Gus is calling the man in front of him insane, not his father who's referred to with was.