City of Sin罪恶之城 • Sin City

it's not that I just talked about the negative points, it's that in my view, although the novel started very well, after the first volumes, when he leaves the tower and goes back to his family, everything started to go wrong, tell me, it was really necessary flowsand sacrifice herselves like that?. The whole part where his family asks for help fighting the natives in a random world that his father had started to conquer and didn't move forward would have been avoided if they hadn't used the idiotic tactics of sending ridiculously small and weak teams to several different plans, instead of focusing all forces on a single world, and after conquering move to the next, and if you tell me that they don't do that because it is very expensive to send several people at once to other worlds, so it doesn't make sense for them to try to conquer MULTIPLE worlds at the same time, (I know there is a power limit on certain worlds, but if a level 20 can't get in, why not send 10 level 19 at once instead of spread the experts in different worlds,). and I didn't even comment on that whole unnecessary plot on the continent of barbarians, that whole arc didn't lead anywhere, and that annoying girl didn't do ANYTHING the whole novel, in the end the author got desperate and decided to make her have an importance for the plot that he took it out of his ass. I don't care that he didn't overcome the dragon of time, I understood that he is not a real being, but an entity, a personification of the law of order, what I didn't like is that the ending was too open and rushed, he made a power leap out of nowhere and didn't explain how he got so strong.

Definitely an open ending. It's a bit weird that this story ended without the mc surpassing that dragon lol