Infinite Mana in the Apocalypse by Adui

Well... Remember when I said the author doesn't really keep track? It's not a criticism it's just that being strict on details makes no sense based on the nature of the novel. His age wasn't mentioned in ch1 or ch1207... I am confused what you mean with that it said that in both chapter. The author also is really vague with time. Once he said a year passed and then to exaggerate an crazy situation of MC growth, he said not even/less than a year when it should have been passed the one year mark. Time lines should be taken not that seriously. Nor his physical appearance since he is literally being described as "magisterial" "tyrannical" "devilish looks". I mean... Just make up what you think he looks like. His hair can be galaxy like or rainbow coloured. It really doesn't matter so much. As long as he looks like between 20-26 you're good. it's a fun read and despite being a power trip novel, it does it actually really engaging. Just don't take the writing too seriously

Well yea I never claimed that. Which makes me really lost on what you're on about. I answered because of the guys comment that he is confused about the way people look. I was trying to explain that it doesn't matter too much with MC. The only thing that had red hair is... I don't want to spoiler... (I think you remember what is repeatedly described as red). Characters are explained based on major traits, if they have them. Otherwise he always uses vague terms based on how characters come across rather their detailed looks. It honestly doesn't really matter. Character development happened with MC but it is far from what matters in this novel nore was it ever claimed to be relevant. You don't come reading this for consistency and character development. I am not filling up or making up anything. The author is not consistent and redcons A LOT. that's fine because caring about consistency in an exaggerated plot line is like complaining about JoJo's power system. Not everything has to make sense. Nor do you need to start getting offended with basic criticism. The writing from a literature perspective is bad. You can't tell me otherwise. Plot holes, missing characters, too many characters are introduced and then forgotten, barely present character development, power escalations that renders anything before useless, there is no showing just telling, inconsistencies all across the board, he established a rule were he can't cheat, the author forgets all about it and decides it just takes too long and makes something that solves it while never mentioning the limitation again, absurd scaling, real life references that make little sense as we can't imagine it (don't tell me you can, there is no way you can visually imagine that scaling). Despite all of that, I love it since it's a fun read. It's absurdity is well executed and it's simply fun to read. Like you, I check in every day. I don't understand the weird gate keeping. And giving me a range between a 100 chapters to say something was mentioned just shows how little it mattered. We're talking about a setting were time is relativ. No cap, time is relativ in this novel and not to be taken seriously. You say he is 20? Well, no. Even my guess 20-21 or that 2 years passed, was to not confuse our fellow reader. He/she/they are at the very start. Noah uses time differently. Pause a second and think about it. He is much older than what he is in the cosmic timeline.

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