But what disturbed me the most was thatДЄt some point, the author alluded to the fact that the MC may have created his world through his defense mechanism and made it seem as if he had schizophrenia, DID, and even was SA by his father, to which then his mother profusely disagreed and to which was revealed that it was never like that in the first place and was made up by one of the characters. Which was portrayed in different manners within the arcs of the book. Now with this being said, the ending of book left me with a bitter aftertaste because the tone of the story changed from the principle of persistence to the uncertainty of life. What he do? Gouged out the operator, enemy spouting words of disdain and hatred towards MC's consequences of his action to him but hell he won't standby and let them the hell they want so he broke into the ceiling of the Tower which is the entry to where the real hell mode is. MC of course is disgusted by that kind of work they're doing as the operator revealed the true purpose to the one and only remaining Walker.

They see the potentials in the Walkers in the world they choose that played their game as 'product' and cultivate them into their nasty business in the higher plane. The operator of the Tower is not the only one of himself but there are many of them scattered in the vastness of the Multiverse. But the protagonist refuse to play any longer as he kill the operator and broke through the hellish game letting the operator failed to his job. With the hellish tower is nothing more as a Tutorial mode set for the Walkers that binds them to death and challenges. Like I said that those who chooses to go in the past, trapped in a reality set by their own choice. The people who choose to enter the tower never actually moved their body but only their soul and the government taken care of the unconscious seemingly comatose bodies of the thousands who choose to enter the mysterious tower floating above the cities sky. What I'm saying is that their soul is on another realm of their own world while their bodies remain intact with the world never crossed the apocalypse as it continuous on moving normally without any Armageddon event after the Nightmare Tower appeared in the world's cities skies. Its not actually that everyone else return to the past but stuck in a never-ending reality they have of what they want to feel and see in their own world within themselves. Not sure it will stay at this rating since Knovels tend to go downhill in the second half but for now it's a 5 for me. He is, so far, the strongest awakened in Chaos, though perhaps not the strongest in the realms (we don't know much about the sovereigns yet). One last thing, if you dislike very strong OP MCs than you wont like this. I also want to see how he grows, now that he no longer has the system. I'm curious to see if the MC maintains his original goal (to destroy the false world) or if he's going to get side tracked and sucked into the minutia of 'life' inside the illusion i.e. There are stats and grinding (especially at the start) which is typical for this genre of K-novel, but there are also those people who learn to step beyond the system, which is unique from any of the other Korean system novels I've read. I'm actually hoping for little to no romance in this story. So far no woman has stayed with him for very long (the woman from the tower was lost to the tower and the chick he met in chaos parts ways not long after entering the fortress). more> those who are just getting by using the system, though not as much as the MC by any means. The other Awakened also seem to have a little more depth to them compared to. People have complained about the side characters being flat but keep in mind that they are all adapted to this world the MC is one of the few that are awake. This story is very much one persons journey and so far it seems like the author is following an outline, rather than just flowing from chapter to chapter based on whim or public opinion, which is a nice change.

The world after the fall novel