one of the best webnovels out there, the author really cares to paint a world that feels populated with real people that actually make sense, instead of bidimensional props to make a bland, featureless MC look good.

get better soon. take a longer break if you need to, enjoy the holidays, man. I hope you get back at writing Supreme Magus with the passion that made it one of the greatest works of fiction in this platform.

what a tough read this is, after waiting more than a weak, getting this mess of a chapter is such a disappointment. The tonal shift between epic and ominous to ridiculous Benny hill theme type shenanigans feels like writer just doesn't know what to do with his story so he's trying and failing everything at once. seriously I wish he would pick a lane and stick to it long enough for a natural conclusion, instead of undercutting the tension with slapstick humor, ruining his own setting and characters on the process, turning them into clowns and the plot into a circus.

"the sparkling of metal, the shiny gems, the majestic elemental power!" - The Babies

what does it mean for the armor to be understated???

for every pan there's a lid that fits

shhhh... não expõe o legion desse jeito cara, daqui a pouco todo mundo vai perceber q ele parou de prestar atenção no que escreve faz tempo

when author endengers children to move the plot forward so much that even the characters themselves stop taking it seriously

I was rereading the novel, and I'm at the Ranger arc, where the courts are properly introduced. I gotta say, what a nosedive in writing quality this novel took. The courts were portrayed as individual organizations, each with their own views on the world and operation systems. Now they are just some scrooges that make me cringe when the author uses them to manufacture tension. It's so shallow it's disappointing. Vastor's evolution looks hype and all, it's a shame it got mixed up with the lazyest antagonists and most contrived scene to ever appear in this story.

maybe

kid probably dies in agony

but his flaw was supposed to be the counterpart of a divine blessing. tell me, should it be easy to avoid?

you're wrong

the way author conveyed how Sunny's Flaw is applied was amazing, everyone that thinks otherwise is wrong. these scenes with the "oh cr*p" moments of realization how deep in s*it the kid is were WAY better than having it stated in a System message. it's 'Show, don't tell' at it's finest.

a laughed hard here

is shadow slave or supreme magus older? are they ripping each other off or are they both plagiarizing some other work? because this is grounds for a copyright infringement if I ever seen one...

oh boy, it's the Jim Carrey's movie version of the curse: he not only cannot lie, but is compelled to be as honest as possible. RIP sunny, his suffering shall be my amusement

almost

"did you get a true name?" -hahahaha imagine me getting a true name, that's a fertile imagination you have sir(did not lie, did not expose having a true name, did not sit there in awkward silence)

as of now, it literally can't be more popular than it is in this platform