In chapter 602 Helen named Randidly Spell Spear or Spellspear for his spear and spell use. In chapter 605 Viro Roonst says that Spell Spears is rarely seen in the outer Domains of the Spearman School in the world Tellus. This is the class name that some spearmen received in Tellus. A class is a "physical" aspect of a person's Aether growth, while a Soul Skill is a "mental" aspect. Aether class constructs are much more complex than Soul Skill is. The structure of a class becomes more complex as its level increases, and only over time the class will be able to unleash its full power. Like the Soul Skill, the class affects the power of images, the types of skills that can be used, and their effectiveness. If the class and the Soul Skill have similar images, then the Soul Skill enhances the person's images more effectively.

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At the beginning of the story, Randidly only wanted to survive and find his friends and parents. Later, he began to help other people survive in the world with the System and to fight against various challenges that the System presented to people. The sense of the need to help people increased after gaining the class Planting of the Forest of Enmity (+++++). As one such challenge, Randidly sees opposition to the Creature, whose plans he always tries to prevent. If in some territory people have well accepted the changes that the System brought to their world, then they will receive more diverse classes. After Peggy and Shawna's discussion in chapter 374, Zone 32 began to implement a policy of spreading class information, which allowed people to receive very different classes. They learned that the gained class depends on the person's understanding of the world. The game world and mechanics are among my favorites. On the crunchy vs soft spectrum, this one is probably a 7.5 in crunchiness, which meant it had lots of mechanics and a decent number of stats, but not so many that it got lost up its own ass while the character sat and thought about skills all day. I liked how the Path system was incorporated into the standard mix of classes, levels, and skills. This class was gained by a man who evenly developed many skills (spells, fighting skills, cleaning and cooking, construction, potion making). This class has a good increase in stats per level, but it only has general skills. This class has everything, but no dominant skill.

The problem with the start is the solitary nature of the main character. Being alone, Randidly has no one to play off and we are left with only the situation he is in to get us hooked on the story. Maybe it's just that I've read far too many of these 'system-apocalypse books now, but whatever the reason, there was nothing about the opening chapters of these books that drew me into this story. It was something I had seen a thousand times before and there just wasn't a hook there to get me invested. If you gain a class, then a person can only get a limited number of skills, which are not considered class skills or Soul Skills. Skill Sets count as one skill. After gaining a class, a person can gain skills from their Soul Skill ( Bone Exoskeleton, Child of the Rain). This was a huge book that held half of many stories. I've created my own relation to symphony music to try and articulate what is happening. Meet Markus Heitz, a life-sized Rangor and Michaelangelo’s stuntman at these amazing new fantasy conventions in May.From a writing standpoint, the story started a bit rough. The proofreading was solid, but the writing itself was clunky. It improved as the book went on (the story was originally released as a web serial) and I think I also just got used to it. While the writing was awkward, it never detracted from my understanding of what was happening, which was the most important thing. The more different stats a class increases, the wider its trunk will be. A wider trunk incredibly complicates the Aether structures of the class, which increases the number of dead ends in its structure. When a class levels up, information about that and the increased stats starts to flow through the class. If this information gets into a dead end, then the stats of a person will not increase, because information about this will be lost along the way. Thus, a person will receive a different number of stats when leveling up. If such a class grows, it will become even more complicated, which may stop its growth altogether or destroy the class. Her eyes had always been drawn to him, but now there was something more to that. Like his presence drew everything towards him, as if he was the center of the world. Worth reading for a fun and entertaining LitRPG story! There are many flaws though, so keep that in mind going in and it will be a much more enjoyable story if your expectations are lowered. It took me a while to review this, as I like to try to be kinder to first novels. So I'll try to point out things I liked and things the author might like to look at, as he makes same mistakes some other new litrpg writers make.

By the time this arc ends the difference between Randidly's perspective on the amount of time that has passed since he left earth compared to earth's perspective is Randidlys 2 years and ~4~months to Earth's ~4~ months. This arc is from chapter 121-287 [1] If a classer absorbs polluted Aether in large quantities, it will destroy his class. But additional Aether will increase the level of the class and skills. This is what Silo Rune did in chapter 620.By the time word reaches Randidly that his friends Ace and Sydney yet live, a harsh truth is revealed: in the end, there can only be one Champion of Zone 32. While I felt like the final arc of the book almost wasted my time, I still enjoyed things overall and it most likely inspired Defiance of the Fall (one of my current favorites) in a few ways. I’m also really happy to see some of the successful web serials make their way from Royal Road over to Kindle. I get the sense that there are a lot of good stories over there just waiting to be cleaned up/edited into book form. After the 75% mark things take a different turn, as Randidly and a few of his closest acquantenances take off to the city to the south. Since all the town names (Donnytown, Frankburg) are fictional, this could be anywhere in the world.

It is a ranged combat class that specializes in guns. This class makes it easy to get weapons in and out. Everyone called this class primitive, which looked to Hank as one of the weakest classes in the whole world. In chapter 485 Ghost said to Hank: "How could it not be more powerful than these shallow, recently acquired toys?" In chapter 489 Hank had the 43rd level and in chapter 598 he had already reached the 50th level. In chapter 516 Nathan tuned this class so that it could withstand strong images. These manipulations with Hank's class helped him condense his Fate, but Hank did not receive many stat benefits per level. Hank's Fate condensed on his rabbit Earth Elemental companion, doubling the powers of both. This is the first class on Donny's list, based on his personality and skills after coming System. This class was also the first available class for Glendel in chapter 59. If that wasn't enough, there's certain decisions he makes throughout the book (specifically letting a clear psychopath live and continue to terrorise a population) that just made him even more unlikable to me. This book has interesting game mechanics and MC is good using it it to his benefit. Action is plentiful and well written. Worlds is interesting. I enjoyed reading this but there are many things that bothered me.As for the story? Mostly just long monologues things happening to the MC not the MC happening tot he plot and side views of POV from everyone else except the MC.