I was in a hurry to read this, read it in the middle of a meeting haha but I read the first half quite some time ago. And while it's true that everything was literally explained, maybe I went over this particular part?
What was it about kasar being introduced as 'immortal' too? That part about how he blew up and played dead. How did he survive that again?
my theory: he has the skill to store stuff inside his body (like an inventory) so he probably stored body limbs and when he “exploded” he threw out the body parts and jumped away. in the story you did get to see that kasar jumped into water while he “exploded” (they were standing on some sort of tower surrounded by water)
I only ever read completed works, but basing on the comments, it's good yet heavy?
Is it too depressing? What should I expect? Is it not a happy ending? Sometimes I avoid the drama because it's too much to handle but should I read this?
It’s a happy ending for sure! I would say to go for it. It’s frustrating but the drama isn’t something I’d pull my hair out for. If you’ve read a lot of the isekai/reincarnation stories this one is by far one of the most unique ones out of the bunch in terms of its ending and direction. I think it’s probably the most satisfying too and realistic based on how much someone would react to being thrusted into a fictional world where their new normal seems to be being treated like trash.











Hi, I want to start reading this because I saw it on tiktok, but I'm slightly confused. I thought the main story was done and the earth game thing was like another. Like solo leveling and then the second which is like Ragnarok.
Is this first part done? If so, which chapter?
Or iss the earth games kinda like another season?
yes the mainstory for the lucid adventure is complete. Think of Earth Game as a sequel