i'm honestly impressed by how well the author planned everything despite the chaotic, comedy-centered plot and characters. the fact that the "cleric error" from chapter 1 ties into the climax's plot twist, and that all the pieces needed to understand the solution (the math genius the author had introduced multiple times, the thing eugene made to supposedly kill the emperor, etc.) were gradually revealed throughout the story, shows that the author knew exactly where they were going from the start.
basically, beneath all the chaos, there's a carefully planned story where seemingly random details are actually crucial to the plot. the author introduced these details one by one, and when the climax came, everything finally clicked into place. NOTHING WAS RANDOM LIKE I INITIALLY THOUGHT AUTHOR BIG BRAINED!
i'm honestly impressed by how well the author planned everything despite the chaotic, comedy-centered plot and characters. the fact that the "cleric error" from chapter 1 ties into the climax's plot twist, and that all the pieces needed to understand the solution (the math genius the author had introduced multiple times, the thing eugene made to supposedly kill the emperor, etc.) were gradually revealed throughout the story, shows that the author knew exactly where they were going from the start.
basically, beneath all the chaos, there's a carefully planned story where seemingly random details are actually crucial to the plot. the author introduced these details one by one, and when the climax came, everything finally clicked into place. NOTHING WAS RANDOM LIKE I INITIALLY THOUGHT AUTHOR BIG BRAINED!