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What does even "raided" mean?



Obviously, as it is with every story. This isn't a short story. Besides, non-stop action is way too overrated. Just because authors attempt to write non-stop action they almost always omit crucial details or the story becomes really inconsistent. You are basically saying that 1-2 years from slave to reality dominator is an acceptable thing. Not to mention that this is a "development" novel. This novel is about training and the story of the MC. The MC isn't some muscle-headed warrior or a brain-dead hero. He develops his training capabilities from non-existent (at the start he heavily relies on pure aura in order to achieve the effect of a creator) and constantly acquires knowledge (through Mobius analysis and his quiz with Empress Moon). He develops multiple factions like City in the Sky and the Constellation Council. Although he lived about 20 years on Earth he is still relatively immature at the start of the novel. We see him gradually maturing, becoming more decisive, acting according to his "strength", etc. He isn't dumb at all. He definitely employs he capabilities as well as he can.

From the very beginning of the story, nay from even before the story begins the natives of this T1 world were doomed to die. The only way they escaped death was because of the existence of the MC. Considering MC's previous identity and the Temple of Era the Federations stood no chance. Despite that, they are still crucial to the story. The Glory Federation's way of operating perfectly fits the character of the MC. Even then the Glory Federation isn't perfect. This author compared to other Chinese authors is still realistic about his depiction of various countries. The Free Federation goes to the extreme of personal interest that you could even say that they can't be considered a country at all. The Azure Federation is a mix of the two. The families do act in their own interest but they will always ensure the continuation of the Azure Federation first. The Free Federation is also a sneak peek on how certain forces may operate in the various Space-Time quadrons.



I doubt the things you consider plot holes are truly plotholes. The most glaring pothole I remember is why the MC didn't mass-produce flying whales. Though even by the time he is getting ready to leave the native world he still hasn't built up the first Sky City.



Are you crazy? Literally 90% of the fights are between pets or through using holy objects. Literally 99% of the resources that the MC can produce have to do with improving pets. All the duels during competitions were done through pets. High-level fights even happen through holy objects (High star rank holy objects are busted). There aren't that many high-level pet fights due to the limitations of the world. The further you go towards the peak the harder it is to improve. Not to mention that to a certain extent, mid and high-level creator resources are scarce. Only when the MC came did this phenomenon be alleviated. Holy objects are far easier to cultivate in such an environment and have far greater effects. For example, the MC's Sword Daugther only needs the cores from dimensional creatures. There were so many such cores that they were considered worthless. Empress's Moon holy object needs to collect various moons. As long as she gets access to a dimensional world she can easily cultivate her holy object. These special requirements mean that they don't need to rely on creator resources that are quite scarce. Lastly, a lot of high-level "players" in the story are themselves feys. Like Tower of Code was mostly made of dimensional beings. Then there was that force with the heaven-level feys. Then there is the ocean empire which consists of basically ocean fey. And this goes on. The pets in this novel are the fey.



Truly half the people who comment on this website have no clue how to read and comprehend what they read. From the very beginning of the novel, the author was straightforward with the plot. The only mystery was Mobius, the Temple of Era, and the origin of the MC. The connection of Mobius with the Temple of Era was hinted at multiple times. When the guys at the Temple referred to Mobius as the Totem God, the MC's previous identity was also somewhat hinted at. Besides, in chapter 2000+ we get basically the full story about why the MC is there, who he was, and what he is gonna do after that. If the author skipped 60% of the story like you are demanding then indeed nothing would make sense. In how many chapters do you expect the author establishes the world, the secondary characters, the encounters of the MC with the secondary characters, the constantly progressing relationship of the MC with secondary characters, the same with the enemies/antagonists, the character development of the MC, the development of the factions of the MC, the development of the strength of the MC (his feys), etc.



The idiot who can't read is you.



It was explained multiple times. 1* to 3* creators are divided based on what rank of feys their potions can affect. 4* creators must be able to use their soul power (This is especially noted when Smart needs to progress to a 4* creator but has hit a wall). 5* creators rely on two things. The first thing is the ability to produce pure aura. The second thing is finding their own system of producing creator resources. If you look at the Glory Federation 5* creators you will notice that every single one of them has their own system of operating. A crucial part of creating that system is knowledge (as it is shown by that woman when she wanted to absorb lower-star creators in order to forcibly advance to 5*).



What power levels? Of the pet trainers? It is clearly mentioned what makes each rank unique. The most important part is the acquirement of Will and its progression to a higher level like Domain --> World,...., --> Divine Kingdom.



What afterlife realm? Do you mean the dimensional creature level? Well, the name says it all. It's the process basically of evolving to a higher level of lifeform through reincarnating. The masters that go through this realm will be initially weak till they recultivate to a new height. I don't really remember the exact details but the whole dimensional creature cultivation system has to do with the apostle's ability that is gradually evolving to a master body and going to a higher level.



The only truly rare spiritual "ingredient" is pure aura. Other than that producing purer elemental energy is also a hard endeavor. Those clams could produce basic elemental energies but advanced elemental energies like darkness require other rare creatures. Other than that higher level resources are rarer than lower level resources. Besides as it has been mentioned the dimensional worlds are part of the main world. So each of those worlds would be more abundant in certain resources depending on their attributes. For example, the water world is abundant in water attribute resources. The underground world is rich in minerals which are basically earth-based resources.



The pacing is fine. A novel that pertains to a relatively completely new world has a lot of details to explain. This novel has proper pacing where there is a period of action followed by a period of breaks and development and rinse and repeat. The whole action after action after action till it suddenly ends is a really bad template. I don't really feel that the timeline is that bad. This is despite I vehemently despising novels that last for one or two years. The MC's rank doesn't really advance that fast compared to his peers. You actually say that he is holding back his feys. Though the author solves this with a relatively clever action.



Although the novel has almost 3,000 chapters till now, the number of words per chapter isn't that high (about 1,200 words). If the chapters had 6,000 words each then we would be looking at about 600 chapters. So yeah, the number of chapters is quite deceptive. Besides this is a relatively complete story in terms of world background and actual details. We don't get that many time jumps. Lin Yuan's previous identity was explained in around 2,500+ chapter. Is it important if he is a reincarnator? Yes and no. No, because Lin Yuan is his own individual. Thus he has little to do with his previous life Will. Yes, it is important due to the talent and abilities he has inherited. Lastly, the story is mostly told through the eyes of the characters. There must be a sufficient reason and excuse for the author to reveal certain information. The Tower of Code commencing their plan was reason enough for Lin Yuan to finally learn his past-life identity. Nonetheless, we always had gotten small sneak peeks about his identity.

i already read it thats why i said this XD...
tho i stopped after almost reaching the end of translation at that time..
and i can say for sure that pets are basically in all fights.. and fights are not rare either..

of course it may change at higher realm which i think is unlikely, but your statement was still completely misleading and incorrect tbh