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I honestly can't blame him for killing his comrades, lol.

That was incredibly petty, lol. I usually like villains, but this guy is more of a common criminal than a Fang Yuan (Reverend Insanity).

Are the normies still whining about rape 7 chapters into a manga about enslaving women? Come on, lol.

...is no one going to talk about the implications that the female lead's army killed this girl's family and destroyed her country? We haven't been given any context for judgment (were the demons just power hungry, or did they have a good reason for fighting), but it was heavily implied that...

Well, that seemed kinda abrupt.

While this lady is entertaining, I hope the MC isn’t foolish enough to ever actually trust her. She’s basically the same conniving bitch from the previous world arc that betrayed her husband for power. It’s not “if” she’ll betray him, it’s “when.”

Yeah, he’s definitely suspicious of her lack of system prompts and wants to check her response. My guess is that she can’t feel emotions due to her cultivation and will try to play the Matriarch and 4th Elder against each other. Guess we’ll see...

@OneArmDude, yeah, I agree with you the most here. After multiple readthroughs, and reading continuously to this point in one go, this chapter was a fairly sharp moral shift for the MC. The MC's been kind of grey, but he had his own moral code of sorts. We've seen him kill/torture enemies, but...

This is the point where this manga fell apart. The gold coins stupidity, the nonsensical bias against villagers when no one would think he was a villager, the fact that he built up all that strength to then just not use it, the fact that he just ignored the hero after saying he’d train her, and...

This one was a hard fail in my view, which sucks because the premise was really cool. No details, but essentially the MC just got extremely lazy and got pushed around by everyone else without planning any countermeasures. I'm fine with weak characters up against adversity, but I can't stand it...

And so he doesn't cultivate, make new weapons, use arrays, create more elixirs (remember how he said he had dozens of them), or do anything at all to get stronger after losing repeatedly. Sigh.

I'm a bit weirded out that his response is "I'll study!" rather than "I'll cultivate to get stronger!" He's an old cultivator after all, and cultivators like him tend to be cultivation nuts.

Looks like everyone has hammered the author on this too. The enemy heroes wouldn't care about the book hero killing civilians, since one world is going to die out in the end anyway. Using an existing monster to tie up your enemies is actually a pretty decent plan. Too bad the book hero had pig...

This kind of reminds me of Arifureta, a lot of angry windup by the author that just putters out and dies with a whimper. I seem to remember the webnovel version of this being way more satisfying after everything the MC went through. Meh.

I don't usually complain about translations, since it's free, but that first chapter is almost physically painful to read. Jumped to the last chapter, and the translation was better but in solid aussie-speak land. Think I'll pass on this one...