Review Detail of Lapllace in Epic of Vampire Dragon: Reborn As A Vampire Dragon With a System

To be honest, I found it disappointing. I made it to Chapter 87, expecting more from such a large number of chapters. A lot seemed to happen, yet at the same time, nothing did. He's still the same naive guy, still stuck in his castle. The character growth up to this point disappointed me. Initially, he was portrayed as a rather cold-blooded guy who had been through hell and wanted to become free and enjoy life; I liked that direction. Then, they added a couple of "family" members (servants) to him. I thought that would be enough, and he would start his journey across the planet to become stronger before those hunting him arrived. But he stayed and began assembling his "family" like Pokémon. The author didn't stop there; he added a "son" to him, which seemed completely out of place. The main character is still a child at heart who only escaped from hell a few days ago, and now he has this baggage. I was expecting a more stoic sociopath who finds it difficult to trust and open up to others, but too many characters were added, and a series of phrases began, like "My lord, you are so cool... My lord, you are so strong... What would we do without you... "Daddy is the best," which started to annoy me. The whole family atmosphere started to irritate me. As for his strength, it's a completely different story. Chapter 87 really infuriated me. He's a damn homunculus assembled from a huge number of parts of the strongest races in this universe, a hybrid of two immortals, one Darkon and one vampire, inheriting only positive qualities. A being with incredibly high characteristics for his level, a creature with over 250 million Mana points when other creatures of the same level have 250 thousand Mana points. He, a creature with hundreds of battle skills, sacrificed his damn head to kill him in battle. against another dragon who rules over 2 small realms, each with 8 separate levels. It's absurd, no matter how much he lacks combat experience, he fought a fierce battle against another dragon who is much weaker than him, plus all his minions (family) also fought with him. Why make him such a unique creature with such absurd powers when he's nobody in battle? Usually, other main characters fight against enemies several realms above themselves, but here our main character fights against someone significantly weaker than himself in an unfair battle where they outnumber his opponent, AND HE DARES TO BE PROUD OF IT! I don't understand what his problem is, a lack of experience? Pffffft, just bombard him with spells; you have damn 250 million Mana points as well as regeneration that restores several million Mana points per second. Also, we were never told what our main character looks like (at least I don't remember). The only thing I know is that he has red eyes. What about his height? Build? Hair color? In short, at this point, I stopped reading. I'll go read some other works by the author; I've seen in the comments that they're highly praised. I hope to find something I like.