I'm thinking that the mc is very stupid or that the author is leaving out the aspect that everything the mc imagines can come true, like instead of doing exercises for a long time he can imagine the growth potential of someone like saitama and then It wouldn't take him that long to train, or he could also imagine himself having all the knowledge and experience about all the techniques and skills he wants and it would be stupid not to take advantage of that potential. in conclusion: the MC's power is too great and the only reasonable restriction it had was removed by essensia, so I feel like the MC was stupid for not taking advantage of something as broken and unrestricted as the power of imagination (sorry for so much text, but I feel like it's the same problem as the previous book and I thought the author would correct it in this rewrite 😓)

I think they forgot that this story had gacha elements, I would like to know if the author forgot about the gacha or if he knows that with so many dead enemies in the skull he would become too OP

At least the shaman has a justification (and that is his personality), this is not even that, since I don't see the point in a person who wants to keep a low profile (I honestly don't remember if that's what he wants but I think it's something similar) is doing a lot. You can forgive the division, but a triple lightning sword and also the person who was the most distrustful of demons explains it to you in great detail? That's stupid, it seems that the author no longer knows how to make his character connect with the demons and wants to force him to form a harem (the harem in this story would be very forced because July is too jealous and possessive)

Female

That scene reminded me of when the lich breaks free from the cosmic prison and almost kills Finn and Jake, those words made my hair stand on end.

Es un buen libro, recomendado si no as leído el manga pero es disfrutable aún habiendo leído el manga, un poco lento( dicho por el autor que es deliberado por el ritmo de el manga) pero tiene un buen seguimiento de el mundo, tratando de expandirlo de forma gradual pero muy fluidamente, por lo único que me quejó un poco( esto ya es por mi preferencia) es por la cantidad de capitulos( siento que empece este libro demasiado pronto y por eso sufro por la falta de un capítulo más cada vez que terminó el actualizado) aunque eso es bueno, muestra que el autor sabe cómo dejar esperando al público por el próximo capítulo

I'm glad I'm not the only one, I felt like an idiot posting that comment (because I really like the story), it's just that I think it would be better without all that unnecessary love drama that doesn't fit the theme of the book.( at least I think so)

I don't know why, but every time I see the "romance" between rogue and the mc I feel that it's something forced, maybe it was how it was presented (their first interaction), maybe it's that I feel that the romance doesn't go very well with this type of books, maybe it was the unnatural way in which they fell in love only seeing each other once or maybe they haven't had enough interaction to justify their actions (they are very attached without much justification other than that they are very much in love), which are literally like the two of them are dying for affection (I can understand rogue from his condition, but I don't understand the dependency on the mc). If I'm the only one who feels this way then I apologize for the opinion out of lug, but I literally had to skip the final sections of the chapter because of that and it left a bad taste, which is why I wanted to comment on it.