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14 chapters in and still dull, predictable, and silly. The storyline is very generic and the characters are really basic.Even after regaining memories the MC is still a child in his mannerisms and behaviour. The god seems to let the MC get away with calling him bro, and the way he says that he will let him call him bro is extremely cringe. A soul book that shows your status - thats just a system with no shop and AI.The grandma acknowledges that the child (God of gaming) in front of her is very powerful - beyond what she can comprehend - but proceeds to threaten the very same person at the end of the chapter. The reason - he might be tricking her grandson/the MC.Even the fact that an anomaly took place during the launch was so predictable.I respect the author and those who like this book, but in all honesty the ranking for this suprises me very much.

Why it's 2 stars: - mc is motivated to get whipped and beaten and take it like a man at the age of 4-7 and never even lets out a scream cuz men in the draco family take it like a man (not me saying this, its in the novel). - one sentence from the grandfather to the mc's brother leads to him wanting to protect him with all his life no matter what, when this sentence was said to an under 4 year old kid. - mc is sent out to scavenge in the slums pretty much at age 4-7 and all his experiences are all compiled in about 2 paragraphs, it's all third person talk about what he learned and how he toughened up. No mc perspective of struggle or anything like that, so bland. - the cliche is so unreal. This might be the worst cliche I've ever read. read this: mc at age 3 begins training, his forbidden golden lightning power being hidden/sealed by his grandmother by sacrificing 100 years of her lifespan, mc trains from around 3-7 or 4-7 years of age and levels up continuously by going through insane hardships that make no sense whatsoever like being tied to a pillar and beaten by his dad and (he's a man so he doesn't scream or wince because he's part of the might DRACO family) and being sent to steal food and live on the streets, then he goes to an academy and is fought over by all the deans etc for his amazing talent and level, then some bully approaches him instantly the next second (no joke) and gives one sentence explaining how the bully wants revenge against him because his brother who entered the academy before him beat him up but he thinks he can win against the mc cuz hes younger and at a lower level. I stopped reading here cuz this is just too far now, I can't take this anymore. Next thing he's probably gonna win against the kid or lose honorably or something.

That's alright, I've heard the same from some... giraffes I was showing the novel to. Their reaction didn't fit in with the rest of the animals I saw in the zoo, but that's perfectly acceptable (mainly cuz they are giraffes). Yes, this is a joke.

Please stop. I'm tired of reading novels that make me feel that there's no others like them. It happens once a year, every two years even, where one finds a novel so impeccable that they're lost after catching up. Now I have to wait for a while (couple of months) to continue reading this. Author, how? Enlighten me please, as to how the fck you can write something so good. Don't respond btw, just realise some treat this as one of the greatest books they've ever read their entire life, and that for it to be ruined would be your greatest mistake. Okay, maybe a little pressuring to the end, nonetheless, 100/100 is what I give this book. You can't measure anything about the book, because you'll be too immersed to try and think back on certain aspects. Its not god tier, its -unkown- tier (;

This book can be judged by its first chapter (or a lot more chapters), but no less. Therefore, read the first chapter and ask yourself, should I continue this amazing book, or should I continue this inspiring book 😉.