I mtled this or should I say, got to the main raw version but anyway this is a unique novel.

This has power systems that knits itself and even though there's ancient-time era power system, it also integrates the interstellar and belief systems. There's even some downsides and upsides in the power systems though it will take like over hundred chapters understanding it.

I like the MC Xu Luo, my man is out there scheming, deceptive, emotional but also aloof, caring, conquering, face-slapping in revenge, and godly-imma-steal-yo-followers. At first, he doesn't like... more>> being in the spotlight, always inconspicuous and wary but when he gets angry there's literally a carnival going in figuratively and literally.

The side characters are fun and enjoyable though they're relevant for about 600 chapters before they fade to obscurity where they occasionally pop up but the other characters that consistently pop up is Yi Yunglou (Name of Chinese characters are hard to remember).

We can't forget the zergs, MC discovers new types or he have to research them but there are a lot. Though they will sometimes slog to read or will be said in passing in what type or what they do. Though in the recent, there's less discovery of new zergs but an overarching plot of politics, vengeful face-slapping and looming threats that was foreshadowed like a hundred or less chapters ago. <<less

alright, nothing special in my opinion. I've read too many stories like this to feel any real engagement. The plot of "super realistic vr game where humans/species are god" plot is already a bit overused and the genre itself, which is urban fantasy, makes it even harder to engage with because there's nothing really unique about the story that'd make it stand out. Isekai, though repetitive, can at least still be unique because it transports characters to entirely different worlds, which gives room for more creativity than a modern urban... more>> setting.

Pairing that with the author's constant, mind-numbing commentary---repeating the same points about the wealth gap between students, how unfair it all is, how the rich are supposedly more intelligent, and so on, just phrased slightly differently each time---it's exhausting. I'm here to escape reality through novels, not see basically the same world with the same issues just with a coat of space fantasy slapped on top. I wouldn't even mind if it was at least done in an entertaining or meaningful way, but nope---it seems like the author is just really, really trying to keep that main character underdog narrative in the front of our eyes. I just can't be bothered to keep reading. <<less