The Nebula’s Civilization슬기로운 문명생활

Loved it!
Worth a read, from start to finish.

Just finished the manhwa version. I can't wait for chs to drop, so I am going to read the novel.

Is it starting again.

Just finished this and it’s beautiful the enemies and Ally’s are amazing hegemonia truly deserves the number 2 ranking the main character is smart and so is the rest of the crew there is more than what is seemed to the past present and future and by the way is that a second mo-

Is there, anywhere, description of Nebula's avatar?
I went through first 31 chapters trying to find word avatar and only saw it in 31st when Hegemonia is described. As for Nebula, Hegemonia just mentioned that his avatar is scary.

Sigh, I read til chapter 304 before catching up and resorting to mtl, but I still loved it. I loved the ending despite it being in mtl. But the mtl I was reading from doesnt have the last 10 chapters of side story that’s after the first side stories and the afterword. Judging by the title I’m guessing it’s the “beginning after the end” after the end. (How many ends are there in novels seriously- end, side story end with possible new beginning, beginning???) I’m trying to find the last ten chapters to no avail, and I discovered that there’s a manhwa… that is currently only 32 chapters long at the time that I am writing this. I just really hope that they’ll be able to capture and portray the beauty of scenes later in the story. (Personally, my imagination was very grand and dramatic for this and the manhwa does not match up to it.)

Overall, great read if you have nothing else to read! You might like it more than you think it would later on!

Also plot reveals near the end of the novel. Most things that doesn’t make sense gets resolved and wrapped in a nice little bow for you. If there was anything that wasn’t resolved and I think there might have been, it seems that I have temporarily forgotten about it.

So far I've enjoyed the novel. It's not the type where I'd get super invested. The time skips and changing characters are the foremost reason. Nonetheless, it's well written and interesting enough to make it worth a read to me. I liked, that while it has its share of tropes, I still felt surprised at some of the twists and turns. Also, it doesn't bombard you with skills and stats and expect it to be interesting as so many novels do. I also enjoyed the bit of psychological intrigue, as well as the fact that it wasn't overbearing. Another thing of note is that to me, the main character has similar significance as many of the side characters - while he holds the story together, he's backstage manipulating the players on the stage more often than not. I don't really mind.
My conclusion is: this novel is worth reading. Its quality is great, and it's definitely a good choice if you've got no idea what else to read, even if the genre isn't particularly exciting to you. If this genre that is reminiscent of Civilization meets Fantasy RPG, is your thing, then you'll probably have a great time.

Remember the days when MTL is considered as a forbidden text by the almighty F5 sect. Everyone is scared and disgusted by it, even the lowest mortal disdains looking at it but now chaos has won and the forbidden text has scattered across the universe.

Damn. Lesson learnt by Zerushiki : don't f#ck with someone who f#cks rock

I enjoyed reading . . . . . .