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awesome novel. I really liked the idea of everything and the whole concept and how it was done. the ending was a bit rushed through but nevermind. If it wasnt this long, then it would definitly be something to reread a few times.

Eventhrough I am only doing tis for myself when I am rereading novels again, I will be honest: The World Background is quite nice. Many different Kingdoms of different Power/Influence. The Worlds-'Past' matters quite much for the latter Part thorugh. Only 1 World (I dont like it that much when the Story shifts form 'Planet Home' to Solarsystem to Univers and so on.) The Character Design is also quite good. He develovs and Matures from beginning to the end. Storywise its the same common concept. Instead of cultivating yourself, you cultivate/evolve Monsters/Pets. So nothing out of the blue - but I dont mind that. Thats why I started to read and like it.

Only started this when it was already finished so no comment on stability. But overall it was awesome, funny and quite catching to read. Really good to read :)

i reeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaalllllyyyyy love the concept and how it is used by the author. Especially the System...................................................... Hope your are keeping up the good work :)

And another thing is the Monster Talent/Potential. It says common/rare/epic/brave in the first 10 chapters and then the Author uses uncommon for rare I think and hero for epic or so.

I quiet like this novel. Even through I think our MC shouldn't evolve/upgrade everytime its possible to keep a bit of a "normal" image instead of a sky high, but thats just my personal opinion. The only inconsistance that i noticed a few times are that the Author forgets a few upgrades and brings them back as new ones. Thats a bit confusing and sometimes quite anoying, when you hope the MC gets a new ability/upgrade and then you notice its the same he already had, but the author forgot it and labels it as a new thing :( I'm only at Chapter 80 and I will still read it, because the only problems are small things and not something major. SPOILER: He gets his Ear upgrade in chapter (around) 40-50 -> enables him to hear everything around 4km. In chapter 70-80 he upgrades himself again and guess what he got: Ear upgrade (that he didnt had before as far as the Author seems it) that enables him to hear up to 2km. (I think the same happend with his eye upgrade but I'm not so sure about that.)

Im not that sure anymore, but I think they said - even through they are poor, they have much land. Only problem is that the land isn't that good for corps and everything since they are at the border (mountain like area) + One of the first enemys also want their Land, doesnt he?

RSSG is for all those, who love VR-Game Novels including a bit cuiltivation and dont fear a bit slow paced novels + want to read tons of chapters. Just recently Reread it in around 4 Weeks (Stop at chapter 1k+ a long time ago) and I have to say I really like it. The Idea that your 'current self' is beeing projected as a Player (a bit like SAO), meaning that it depens on your Brainactivity is quite refreshing. IF you get stronger in the Real World and get more Fighting Experience, then you get stronger Ingame and vice versa. For some People there might be some kind of loopholes, where there should be 1-2 more sentences to explain a few things, but overall I didn't mind it. They weren't that big. I also like the idea that special Skills (from items) need EXP to upgrade. So eventhrough our MC is already 5+ lvls ahead of other experts, he invest in these skills, looses lvls, gets even or even below Peak Experts lvls, but gets better farming/livesaving skills. That way the MC ist rushing way ahead of people. Furthermore its said that he only Reached Tier 3 (and I think no grandmaster) in his 'last life' because of his late start of body training. Furthermore a lot of Tier 4 legacys where already taken/reserved by big guilds and without any guideline he couldnt ascend to the next tier. The Story starts a little bit slow paced (but you dont really mind the it), many things need to be explained, the foundation needs to be build and so on. Then it gets slow paced (many matters to do in real life, ingame, guild wars, guild harasments, MC can't just focus on farming and fighting and needs to oversee/do many projects) -> feels like a Strategie game in which you focus on making more workers instead of warriors so that you can have the lategame (higher ressource income) for yourself. But since its an upstart guild, they are still behind the super guilds (great super guilds). The last part feels a bit rushed but never the less the general reason/info for the game and the green god company to exist are quite good. -> but still the Author could write another 5 chapter to get a nice finished ending, close with everything and and and.