An really amazing story. One if not the best Isekai Novel I have found. The characters are fleshed out. The story and the progress is well done. The World building is absolutely amazing. Additionaly the statistics and numbers are all well done unlike most of the other systems with an stat based power system.

I hope this story will continue for a long time.

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I'm not sure this really needs a review now that it's effectively finished.  :)

I started reading last year and admit that I struggled with the first 100 chapters or so. I only kept reading out of determination and wondering why I kept seeing it recommended.

The writing continually improved and it quickly became one of my favorite serials. I've recommended it in turn and hope Rhaegar continues writing. The amazon/audible versions are improved over the original, so buy them and support the author.  :)

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The author is good at explaining things, great even, but that only ever served to make this novel's negative points shine ever further. What's the negative point you may wonder? It's our damn protagonist. Yes, she was quite the interesting MC when she was still weak, but once she got stronger? She became a tyrant, not in the manner of a violent ruler mind you, but in the way through which she forcefully made others listen to her moral beliefs. 

She didn't like the way the "strong" people always fought wars so she ran away to the ends of the world where she could hide alone. Of course not without first giving an internal dialogue about how twisted and primitive their morals were though. Then once she was strong enough, and only once she was strong enough, she forced those who didn't agree with her "modern" sense of morality to listen to her - with her fists. 

Don't like slavery? Kill the slavers, problem solved. Slaver had decent reasoning? Who cares, my morals are superior! Torturing an enemy from the opposing camp for information during a war? Hmph, as if I'll let you do something so heinous - proceeds to kill prisoner with potentially life saving information.

Anyway, that's my point, the MC killed the story for me once she went on a moral superiority power trip without ever caring about what was considered as "normal" for this new world inhabitants. 

My hate for this novel burns as fiercely as my love for it once did - 0/5 Stars

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I love this story! The only flaw I could noticed is the lack of physical description for some of the characters. Especially the MC,  

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This review is going to have spoilers in it, as I'm going to be talking about my favorite aspect of the story. The story isn't like your normal isekai, and the MC is now like your normal isekai protagonist. She is much more 'human' than isekai troped other stories. 

When she arrives in this world she knows nothing, no special summoning, no people, no message, no quest, not even a skill or OP power. She spends her first few days dodging and running from beasts that can kill her in one hit. Then finds herself trapped, unable to progress without first learning this secret class she finds. Spending months, eating only moss and spending time in solitude. This begins to affect her mentally a little bit. The first battle with other humans she's involved in, she freezes up, perfectly capable of helping and killing her enemies she still freezes and this also has a major impact on her psyche. The first human she kills drives it further. Eventually deciding to spend larger parts of her life in solitude rather than fighting another human for a while.

Eventually, this leads further and further. The final straw, was

She had been desperately at that point, trying to keep everyone of her friends alive. When her friend of found dead, she lost it, something snapped. She pushed the only man who probably could have loved her away, almost forcibly. She was absolutely sure, one day, either him or her would die. She starts separating herself more and more from people. Especially people weaker than her, only appearing occasionally to see if they were alright. Another reviewer commented that she's a battle maniac. To be honest, I don't think that's an accurate description. She's always enjoyed the thrill of the hunt, but it changed after her friends death. She found 'comfort' is slaughtering. There has been several times now in the novel where something cracks a little and her friends memory pops up. This is always followed by anguish, sadness, or furious rage before she can shake herself of it. When she's awoken suddenly, she nearly kills the person because of being startled. When she remembers certain events, her mind races and she tries to find something to outlet on. When she get's angry the first thing she does, is to find a monster to fight. The only way she's found to vent her frustrations of the world on are the monsters. She's even been asked before, why is she trying to get so much stronger and her answer has always been, "the freedom to choose". Her biggest regret, was that her friend never asked for help, thinking herself to weak to help her friend. Her saying, "there will always be another drake" pushing her forward. I think it's more of, she wants to become so strong that her friends don't have to worry anymore about asking her for help. But she has MAJOR PTSD from everything she's been through. Some events horrid enough by themselves to break lesser people. She makes alot of comments about healing her brain and using meditation to try and keep it in order. I honestly think she's gone insane and the only thing holding her together now is her own abilities. 

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This is the best novel on this site without exception.

Just read... its fun with a lot of adventures.

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