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"Worldbuilding?" you mean filler. This author is still not finished after several years and releasing 26 chapters a week! Whoever is still reading after 2000 chapters is a poor s_cker and is in too deep.

"Best written" my brother, you must be an inexperienced reader to not see what I'm seeing, or you haven't read up to where I dropped it. Look at it from the big picture and then narrow down. The author posts two chapters a day where he finds innumerable ways of expounding on every little thing to fill up two chapters where the MC just accomplishes two tiny things. For your reference, an example of padding would be a day's part 1 chapter where the MC gets new skills and part 2 would be the MC just theorizing and explaining to the reader what is possible with the new skills and then done that's all you get for a day. I dropped it at around chapter 1290 where the MC has only achieved Master rank which was iirc tier 3, and he's maybe two tiers away from the clan heads who've haven't even gone through all the nightmares and reached the limit of power. How many more chapters do you think a novel like this needs to tell a complete story while bsing around wasting the reader's time with needless padding? If you don't fully know or still don't understand me then you haven't read a lot of books besides the slop that gets cranked out on this site, by the top ranked books.

Dear lord, I just read from chapter 1170ish till chapter 1900 where the author shamelessly stretching one tiny little arc into over 100 chapters where he spent 90% of those chapters just filling chapters upon chapters with nothing but skill upgrades and descriptions ad nauseam, so much so he'd bring the plot of the arc to a complete halt even in the midst of a major battlefield filled with millions of enemies and allies just to add 5 back-to-back filler chapters filled to brim with a disorienting amount of skill upgrades and descriptions. This is terrible writing and outright disrespectful to the reader's time, brain cells, and potentially money if you're one of the fools actually spending money on this slop. What should've been one tiny arc got turned into the most jam packed bs laden thing I've read in this novel so far that will give your brain whiplash from how far the MC jumps power levels and accumulates strength faster than in any point of the story. Sure, you can try out the novel as long as you're not spending money and or you're searching around for the chapters elsewhere. For this novel, there's no end goal ___AT ALL___ that the MC/author is working towards. From the very beginning of novel till at least chapter 1900 the MC has progress past literally dozens of tiers of power and the author just keeps raising the ceiliing perpetually FOREVER. This novel will only receive an ending when the readers get bored and this money tree dries up and at that point the author will either drop/hiatus the novel or give it some lazily constructed cop out cliche ending.

I've read to chapter 328.

Shadow Slave(SS) is an extreme on the opposite end where instead SS just pads the chapter/word count with needless dialogue, explanations, Sunless' inner thinking, shallow schemes, with the story progressing at a snails pace each chapter. Infinite Mana in the Apocalypse pads it's chapter/word count with endless skill upgrades and raising what you thought was the ceiling by another notch of power to chase for every 200–300 chapters. This novel in question is just going to keep repeating this until it hits 5K chapters.

Read to chapter 1394, so far the pacing of the story is light speed where you're barely given a chance to acclimate to the MCs new abilities, as the MC repeatedly breaks into higher and higher realms evolving and creating new skills several throughout each arc. Had to write the review now because the author keeps expanding the upper limits of power more and even more that you think to yourself "there's no end in sight" and it's not even a thought in the MCs mind of when he can stop, as the author posts 6 heavily padded chapters that just focus on two new "Quasi-Insuperable" tier skills of his that are going to steadily become obsolete over a hundred chapters then fully obsolete and then upgraded into the next tier or superseded and so on and so forth until the author writes his 5K chapters. If you know of the ways of the internet, you can binge read this till you either get bored with the repetition or until you catch up with the latest releases, where you can then get fed up with the typical 2-a-day filler slop chapters designed to stretch chapter counts. What's "CoIns" and "PrIvIlEgE"? I don't know, and I don't care to know.

Ironically, the author is a slave(bi_ch) to Webnovel, by cranking out these clearly incentive driven chapters with only a speck of substance just to run up that chapter count.

You just have to look at how many chapters there are, see what power level the mc is currently at, infer how many power levels/tiers are feasibly left, and average out how many chapters there are between each power level. Then you'll realize "God damn is it going to be 4000 chapters before the author ends this." Going by the current chapter count of about 1500 subtracted from 4k there's 2500 chapters left divided by 2(2 chapters daily) you get 1250 then divide by 365(days in a year) it will take 3 1/2 years if the author writes 2 chapters a day. Do you think any novel NEEDS so many chapters to tell a good story? No, webnovel is setting up a system of incentives to drip feed the readers content to have you hang around and spend money. The author here is beholden and a slave(lol the irony) to webnovel if he wants their money.

I stopped reading because the author started blowing the lid right open with the martial arts. Made the mc seem like the second coming, but in the end his civilization and strength only got up to rank D in some intergalactic competition where the rank A civilization could destroy planets. Wow, way to go destroying the mc ego.