why does the author think that these s*upid 3% increase in stats is actually a lot? since 3% of 33 = 1 it means that for every 33 stats you have you get +1 stat....33 turns to 34? does this author think that such an amount is any different from margin of error? if you have +10% in stats then MAYBE it is worth enough to count but 3%? then it takes so much time to upgrade the buildings to boost the stats by yet another 3%.

in the end after the 3% stat boost piles up like 33 times I guess you will be as strong as merely 2 players/cultivators? since the defence is subtracted from attack I guess it might be an attack worth 3 players/cultivators? can someone be able to beat a monster that takes 6 people to beat if they only have the strength of 2 people? I think not. how is it that the author makes the main character be strong solo at times? does "experience" really make him able to match 6 players/cultivators when his stats are basicly only within the margin of error compared to others? even if he could "match" them why can he defeat the monsters any faster than others when the attack is within margin of error?

if the author had any "reason" within his brain then he would've made each lvl building upgrade increase stats by 10%-30% and each level/tier cultivation upgrade increase 10-30%. also the skills themselves are s*upid for only increasing basic damage by like 3-6%. is there a point in using a skill then? maybe it might help a little but still within the margin of error.

The MC is always lamenting that he doesn't have enough people. Especially talented people. So what does he do when he decides to massively expand by opening branches in all the other settlements? Well, he just does it... duh! Why sweat the details like they have been the rest of the story?

Followers? Yeah, at some point the author is to lazy to even name them let alone develop them. It starts with twins/tripplets that only get a family name, but eventually they only name the leader of groups of them. Honestly the throw away characters we get pov changes to have more back story than the MC/followers. But doesn't mean they're unique. It's mostly the same thing rehashed. They're poor and the MC gives them a path to a better life or in the case of antagonists they're pathetically inept and get curb stomped one way or another. Usually in either case it's not the MC that does anything. It's his followers.

Spirit Stones/Currency? Let's go on and on about how much he's making/spending until the numbers get bloated and then just stop caring anymore because we were already in the millions. It's kinda silly because at one point they talked about different grade/levels of spirit stones but then never actually put it into use.

I'm pretty sure he summons a pharmacist follower twice but they are never talked about again. We just see more potions show up out of no where. Likewise there was one that specialized in scrolls but there were no details there either. I can't remember if that was before or after the author suddenly came up with contract (s*ave) scrolls to explain away how the MC was able to bluff his way into forcing a transcendent to be his follower.

MC can make flying battleships (they call them planes but w/e) that can (barely) threaten transcendents but can't seem to use the same tech to protect his territory? I mean that would be to OP right? Oh wait he has his two OG puppets that become transcendents.

MC reunites with his family for a few chapters and they're never seen again. Except for his one cousin. She gets a little screen time as she becomes a disciple of the MC's training school and eventually becomes one of his minions too. At first he was super protective of her by giving her a bunch of life saving consumables but eventually he doesn't seem to care much and sends her out on a dangerous mission investigating a cult. Of course we see hints that his mother is trying to get him married but nothing comes of it. The closest we get to romance is the MC occasionally ogling his female followers. Though I think there was at least one time that he thought about the frost mage follower as his ideal girl.

I thought for sure they'd have the other settlements go after his family since everyone either wants to stop his rise to power, his technology, or both.

The progression of time in this series is just silly. As of ch 400 I think there has been less than 6 months since the calamity. Early on in the story the author talks about how slow it is to travel or build things but somehow that doesn't stop the MC's massive expansion or mass production of all the things. At first this can somewhat be explained away by the use of the system but more and more it seems like he's having things be produced by hand... by his workforce that is never large enough, yet he can meet all the demand...

I dropped this however because there's so many texts and so many fighting scenes at 230-265, I thought the MC was just going to manage and build a territory...

The system is really weird since it answered BS to the mc's questions about it's abilities and then it didn't speak anymore (from a sentient system who tell lies in half of it's sentences it became a non-sentient system the very next chapter it appeared)

He can summon followers but unlike other followers in all the other novels with the same "army creating system" concept who are created by the system (given common knowledge and a personnality by the system), here they are taken from other worlds (given common knowledge) and bind to the MC by a contract, making them obedient.... But their stories are just f*cking annoying and unnecessary, the authors wants to add some background to these summons while there was no need to since their summons, you just have to develop their characters and that's all.... PS : Ordinary soldiers are just puppets without conscience, personnaly I don't care if they're puppets or IA (but I know that some won't like that they're just simple puppet)

With the help of the system he can do anything, normal people would just fasten his ressources gathering but the MC hope to use ordinary people as his main army rather than puppet soldiers and his summoned followers.... It's super s*upid since he increases other people power while slowing his and his followers strengthening, why divide your power when you can keep it all, given that the shelter he lived in was destroyed because of a treason from a higher up he shouldn't be so confident about letting normal people strengthening their power

The MC use the system like some ultra novice player and not like the experienced player he should be. He doesn't know which building he should build in priority. He build only special buildings while ignoring the common ones. I admits that some of them are essential but some are just.... MEH :-/ should be way better to develop his economy rather than these remaing not so useful special buildings