Darius Supreme by Kotario

Well im at like 150th chapter but there is also info that exp is capped at +5 lvl above MC's so he can't kill high lvl and get milions of level.
At the start it was said that the XP system was to be explored by MC.

Gee, it's almost as if I already thought about that from the beginning when designing the novel. if it's so obvious even an idiot like you can see it, how could I possibly not?

I always find readers who discover obvious flaws that are rectified later and use the same excuse as you funny.

Mother dearest may pat your head and tell you you're the smartest and handsomest, but that ain't always true.

That's bull*hit.

Just because a novel isn't too your liking doesn't mean it's not worthwhile.

Dude, I also dropped this novel twice at ch26 and ch36, before picking back up.

It's human characteristics that the first few novel pages gives a lasting impression of infuriating.

But if you can struggle to read to first arc, it's gets exponentially better from that point onwards.

Speaking from experience.

Now I'm waiting for new chapters.

First of all, thank you for the recommendations.

Second, I'm the editor of this novel, hence why I chose a sarcastic reply, but since you seem to be a reasonable fellow, I shall apologise for it.

I can't force you to read the novel, nor would I want to, because as we can both agree on, I literally have nothing to gain. However, I'll leave this reply for other readers who might want to check it out.

Let's dissect your initial review, shall we ;)



Different novels require a different number of chapters for a story to get going. Unfortunately, you didn't even make it to the first village (ch. 26), where things begin to get interesting.



As the synopsis warns you, this story is slow-paced, and with each chapter being around 1,000 words in length, there really isn't much that happens in a single chapter on its own.



There is a difference between letting readers read between the lines and not saying anything about the new world MC find himself in. Certain ground rules have to be established so that readers can actually guess/try to understand what MC does later on.



The MC was a tycoon businessman who got reincarnated into a fantasy world with no knowledge about except for some basics. I don't get why people expect MCs to be a master of all traits. He isn't a martial artist to know how to correctly use a dagger, except for the basic 'poke them with the shart end' XD

Sure, some of his actions are stupid in the beginning, however, as I stated his strong point had never been being a master class fighter, but using his brain. That's kinda hard to do when you have no idea about the world and its rules you suddenly find yourself in.

If you read on, you can see how he starts to manipulate people to do his bidding in the village, and how he does so even better in the first town (around ch. 90-100).

Personally, I would say it starts getting really good after the time skip, once MC actually has had the time to lay down a foundation, but whether you would want to spend so much time, is up to each reader.

In essence, I would reccomend for everyone to at least finish the village arc, and perhaps give the town arc a chance, by then you should know if this novel is for you or not :3

Try lighting is the only way, it’s quite good