Thefallenwriter

Hi! Thank you so much for reading my book—I genuinely appreciate you taking the time, and I’m also grateful for your honest feedback. 1. Regarding the level-up system: everyone in the world can level up, not just the main character. The story is still in its early stages, so many of these mechanics will be explained gradually as things unfold. 2. On the topic of classes: there are regular classes like chefs, merchants, and farmers. Then there are hunters—people who venture into dungeons. Everyone aspires to become a hunter because of the power, wealth, and prestige that come with it. While regular classes also get system windows (for example, a chef with a system window might outperform other chefs), they still can’t compare to the strength and status of a hunter. 3. Yes, every class can level up. What separates them is their rank. The higher the rank, the greater the power and social status that person holds. 4. As for the items: people do buy from him, but he has an excess supply. Since they are part of a team, it just makes sense for him to share. It’s not just about selling; it’s about building trust. Think of it like this: if your teammates bought something from your store and now you’re in a fight together, would you really tell them to use only what they bought? Or would you hand them better gear from your stash so the team can survive—and they can save theirs for later? 5. The concept of the gate will be explained more as the story progresses. I don’t want to rush into heavy exposition; I prefer to let the world and its mechanics unfold naturally through the narrative. 6. Regarding the typos and omissions: I currently don’t have an editor, and I’m doing my best to polish each chapter on my own. I apologise for any errors and I truly appreciate your patience. 7. Finally, the skills he obtains from the Dimensional Market are much stronger than most of the skills granted by the regular system. I haven’t yet revealed how powerful the people from the dimensional world are—but that will be addressed as the story develops.