Call it medieval but it's almost a witch-hunt type of era for warlocks. He was gifted with the ability to see the red (and blue) strings of fate through the manifestation of his past life memories where he has read a novel in which Lucion was a mid-boss villain dying to his brother. To resist this fate he must sever the lines connecting himself with other relevant people by changing the relationship dynamic. To do that he ends up leading a double life with his feet basically on fire from how much he's moving around to make things work. Boi barely gets any sleep which I find funnysad since stereotypically warlocks are depicted to sleep a lot.

Dragging his weak-ass body constantly plagued with anemia, mental&physical fatigue, eating and bathing in Light that's poisonous to himself just to gain a bit of immunity to not die instantly when push comes to shove and be exposed as warlock? All the while not yet recovering from injuries, relying only on his body's below-average recovery and a few days of rest *at most*, still traveling to and fro? Hah. While non-stop doing front-line battle at small to medium-scaled enemy's bases, infiltration, tracking, interrogation, recruiting talents, supporting his organization, sending news to relevant ppl at his own risk? Everything, ALONE, with only 2 ghosts, 1 escort and 1 pet (the sweetest baby fox ever) ??? *Profanities*

Trying to fix by himself the broken trust he has for his family who he loves and loves him, but couldn't stand to confront him due to their deep anguish, guilts and self-reproach towards what the child Lucion have to experience all by himself, unable to protect or help him, nor empathized with him as his family so they eventually avoids him, turning their eyes away from him before they goes crazy themselves...

When some random child called him a hero, he was like a moth chasing light. He remembered every death, every repeat yet he continued so he could save Lucion. He literally did everything and anything he could. Then, he succeeded.

While reading, I felt like I was reading "tr*sh of the count's family" and seeing Cale, always coughing blood and overworking.

And the thing I really liked was his relation ship with the other characters like Ale, the organization Lucion created. It felt like a second home. Especially with his family, Heint, Russell and Bethel. The moment where his family discovered that he was a warlock made me emotional.

The characters are well written and the character development as well. Lucion also has a character development. I felt like a proud mother watching her child growing.

I would have liked to know more about his mother too, we still don't know where her grave is.

I feel like lucion of the previous world is the most pitiful. At least other Lucion (s) had Russel taking care of them for 10 years and didn't self-isolate and our MC lucion also found his happiness in the end but what about the black figure lucion. Just thinking about him makes me cry.

I would have preferred if our MC remembered his life as the previous world lucion rather than LHR memories.

It totally could have been a rebirth story rather than a reincarnation inside a novel-type story. Afterall his memories as LHR played no role other than maturity and novel content which totally could have been achieved with a rebirth story...... well its the author's choice but since the author made the previous world's lucion as the ego of the black figure, it was just so sad. If the black figure was rather the past king of darkness or something like that, I wouldn't be feeling these conflicting emotions.... ahh he is just so pitiful, I wanna give a hug to him

There are misunderstandings in this novel that I think are a bit of a stretch. The worry for Hamel would probably be more valid for me if Ale members had more interactions with him. But yeah, those were for the earlier chapters, as the story progessed I guess their bond deepened enough to justify the reactions and worry.

One thing I feel that should have happened though, is Bethel getting to reunite with her Master through possessing Lucion. It will probably go that way, but I still wanted to read how the author will do it.