* This series sure starts with some of those cliche themes of transmigration and regression (which after reading this far makes clearly no sense🤔, I mean how are they gonna put the transmigrator fact together with the current world building concept they have introduced) * As the story progresses there is even usual racism stuffs and nationalism (though most have proper explanations, I do still felt like some wording could still have been avoided, for example: "Aren't they all brain dead, isn't it good for Americans/Koreans/Africans/Japanese/Indians etc to just die..." I hope you get my point. No I am not Chinese, but yes there are people like that in every country is all I wanna say (including where the author belongs to), (rare but not non-existent even in current era). Like those Song Fei fans at the beginning to which some people were saying like is such devotion even possible towards some small time celebrity. But the truth is harsh🤮 [That said among many novels I have read which comes racism and stuff this one is still fine, so I won't deduct any 🌟's for that reason] **THERE IS ONE MORE BUT SINCE IS A SPOILER I MOVED IT TO THE BOTTOM** * Aside from that the story building and the world setting is all cool. That said since I re-read some old chapters to get context of some skills/equipment or incidents for jogging my memory when they re-appear, the counter for chapters read is broken and last read chapter may not necessarily be latest chapter either. (DON'T MIND THAT🤫) SPOILERS P O I L E R SPOILERS +++++++ It is possible to kill certain job oriented NPC's, since they had specific roles there will come replacement NPC's, so far good and is understandable, but in case the event of 9th year triggers, the old and new NPC will get caught in it (I am talking about normal scenario, MC has unusual means to avoid that, but I am talking about NPC's killed in late game by other players without similar tricks of MC). How will the fate of new replacement NPC's unfold in this case, because you know, the old NPC is...?