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- Cant really confirm nor deny that fact since i cant read mtl. - Solving cancer was a goal. witches didnt 'solve' it. he still has the problem of having a time bomb in his body. - There was significant amount of time given to the relationship to outright cut it out of nowhere. - Ikosa-Bobkenton:- Spoiler: read the mtl currently on chapter 194. it 100% turns into a gaming novel. just wait until he dumps over 100 people at once which is the next arc

Jeez. youre taking this quite personally huh. from what i can gather from people who have read the mtl. - the author becomes nationalist. - he forgets about the cancer. - forgets about the love interest. - and yes this does become a game, seeing as the players dont really have any consequence. yeah sure the sandbox could have changes but for the players it doesnt matter, after all its not real life.

You say that but you do realize people from the future brings with them a lot of knowledge. what i dont like is the fact that people are hand picked to become 'heroes'. heroes shoudnt be made, they work for it. gilgamesh did the trials. the 3 witches fought for their lives. without the drive to survive the journey becomes shallow.

At chapter 50 a player is transferred to sandbox for the purpose of being a hero. he evolves to become a slime. gee, where have i seen a human in a fantasy world as a slime.

Mixing of the game world with the sandbox will ultimately kill this novel. It will give birth to the 'shameless' protagonists that we all know and love. This will eventually destroy any consequences the actions had. The story will ultimately boil down to a xianxia. if only he just watched the world develop without adding protagonists into the story. oh such a lovely story destroyed by having to add an unlimited number of players.

This is awesome. the characters interactions are interesting and funny. The main character is relatable, hilarious and active. The side characters have character arcs. the world building is in progress. Overall this is more than a wonderful read