he can choose to become a high level god after he has lived out his life as a spirit king.

It all came down to trying to stop the birth of an evil god. It really confused me that every time the heroes' attempts to cope with an almost awakened evil god ended unsuccessfully. For the most part due to the fact that a sacrifice was needed that suited the conditions of the prediction of the clock of fate. In extreme cases, the clock of fate could point to this sacrifice if there were no volunteers.

Yes, and very unexpected for me. Fortunately, the character did not end up as a victim, because the plans failed again.

To be honest, I don't remember if they were launched, but the clock of fate itself was destroyed by Canos.

Yes and no. Two characters died, and in a rather outrageous way. Kanos, who destroyed the evil god at the cost of his existence as a god, refused the label of victim, saying that he simply took responsibility. Lapis lazuli was "dead" even before that, after his mana heart was destroyed, which he did not inform MC about.

The second part begins with the MC wanting to say goodbye to Lapis Lazuli before he enters reincarnation. However, it turns out that Lapis Lazuli's soul has been lost. Our MC decides to go in search of him when he finds out that there is still a way for him to go to another world, so that Arkadon will not be devastated due to his absence (the soul will go, and the body will remain in Arkadon, in the other world he will receive a new body created by the spell of Eluen.

I think it's clear that he went back in time and became the very person who first called Elqueeness. MC will be looking for Lapis Lazuli, simultaneously learning what he would never want to know about the past of his new family, as well as trying to reproduce all the events of the past that he knew about.

Yes. He will have a really hard time when he is faced with the most terrible manifestations of his family's character. It will be hard because he will not be able to tell them the truth. He will also suffer from feelings of guilt in front of them. He will even try to change the past, but Canos will stop him. After that, it will be the most painful time. Fortunately, MC handle it. However, all this time I was swearing at the characters for their actions. I really felt sorry for MC, he didn't deserve such an attitude.

No. There will be happy moments. MC will find new friends. In particular, the best character of the second part is an Ifrit. I really love the Ifrit of the previous generation. But one fact turned out to be unexpected for me, albeit pleasant.

The Ifrit was later reborn into MC's best friend on Earth. I really didn't expect this, but this is how the Ifrit kept his promise, which was given by MC.

MC's return came four years after he got into the past. That's because he forgot the key words of the return spell. So he had to wait until his father and brother picked him up. After that, a harsh reality awaits us in the form of the 300 years that have passed on Arkadon... Yes, the MC will return only after 300 years. When all the people he knew would be long dead.

He will go on a journey through Arkadon to accept reality. But besides the feeling of loss, there will also be meetings with old acquaintances and pleasant surprises. At the very end of the MC to conclude a new unexpected contract.

Chapters on Canos. I won't say what they are about, but it will become clear from them why Kanos destroyed the clock of fate.

As well as chapters about MC's best friend from Earth.

I wanted to beat Canos all the time, starting from the end of the second part. Lapis lazuli at the end of the first and second parts, as well as in additional chapters. Well, exclusively in the additional chapters, I wanted to beat one blue dragon.

There's this 17 year old girl who was about to be gang r*ped (heck, they even bound her and silenced her with a spell) but the MC and his friends just hung the perpetrators on the trees for a night then let them go. Also, that 17 years old girl, is in love and chasing after an almost 30 years old man, who by the way raised her since she was 9 years old, and he likes her too, yuck.

some may not consider the ending to be a happy one (though I just find it to be bittersweet) since Kanos ends up dying, as does Lapis (though he reincarnates as a god, but in the process it leads to El traveling to the past, and Lapis's parents felt a great deal of self blame for his death), El not being able to see Isana and all his other human friends grow up and not even being able to see them before they died, finding out Kanos (Noel) is cursed after reincarnating even though he sacrificed himself. However we do get to see Lapis (after reincarnating as a god) meet his parents again and understand what they are going through (he does comfort them in his own way), we meet Isana's reincarnation and El seems to plan on contracting with him again, and El and Elrien and Kanos plan on finding the main god and waking him so he may lift the curse on Kanos (honestly I so so so so sooooo want to see a sequel on their adventures while doing that, like I feel like there would be so much that can happen and I WANT TO KNOW!!!)