A cheat trait, leading to a cheat place, with cheat plants and cheat soil, selling some stuff for cheat items, for cheat growth...

So far it's been a dozen chapters mostly coming up with new ways to be overpowered, and it's likely to continue a while longer.

I usually like novels that actually start from the beginning instead of just prioritising action right away, but I'm not convinced that this level of plot really needed more than ten chapters.

... more>> There's not a ton to say otherwise.

Side characters so far include a 3-star chef cooking with those cheat ingredients, an orphanage director trying to raise funds through alchemy, and a "chronically ill" guild master (will of course be healed through the stuff produced by the protagonist). The dragon's still an egg so it's hard to say how the personality is going to turn out.

I'll keep reading and possibly update the review with more information available in the future.

As a side note, it's occasionally annoying to read works from this translator because names are literally missing altogether on occasion. So you have sentences that not only don't make sense but can't even be guessed from context because both subject and object are missing. While that is bothersome, it shouldn't reflect on the quality of the novel itself however. <<less