I thought Zhou Fan had plenty of "Sacred Spirit Stone Mines" in his spatial ring.
As in, several mines just sitting there in his ring.

So... at the end of the last chapter, a frog ate a group member from your dear friend's group and no one is gonna bring it up?

Suddenly, Joey Wheeler and I imagine the pun is intended.
(why can't I post pictures?)

lol! When's the last time we saw someone hold back the blood they were gonna cough out from getting injured?

This is the counterpart to the cooking that I'm not fond of in this manhwa: when the baddies are just thrown in and they're just absurd.
This chapter can be like "everything is going wrong lol"

Yeah sure, it's gonna be great for the good guys overcome this, but blargh do I dislike this.

I spotted this completed work. I have read this completed work and here's my review:

tl;dr: 9/10. Amazing work. Do recommend if you're fond of the "Dungeon Hunting" genre.

I was honestly skeptical when I first saw this. I thought it would be a useless main character -> title happens -> Omnipotent Mary Sue. This is NOT what happens. Ms. Main Character is likeable from chapter 1 and her character does grow and develop quite well throughout the plot.

The characters in this work define it pretty well and there is a group of characters that are introduced and never lose relevance. Straight up, I saw some characters from like 50 chapters ago and was like "I RECOGNIZE THEM" immediately because that's how well they were written. It isn't just Ms. Main Character, but every character that grows.

The lore, plot, overall mechanics are pretty good. Some plot developments fall under the "oh, that's quite convenient" logic BUT it was carefully set up to where it wasn't enough to instill negativity in me as I read along. Quite a bunch of standard dungeon hunter tropes, which is to be expected.

My biggest complaint is the romance aspect. No joke but teenagers are less awkward than these two idiots. Seriously, you're both almost 30! I will say that it was amusing early on, especially considering the circumstance (it's obvious when you read this) and the guy is quite direct with his actions but not his words -> and then it goes downhill. Well, at least they stuck the landing.

I do wish the manhwa had more focus on the loot, though I imagine it would've become quite cumbersome to keep track of everything real quick. Also, early on, the pace might be a bit slow.

Novel is getting an official and professional translation on Wuxiaworld. Yes, I am reading it and it updates 6 chapters a week (daily updates at 8 pm pacific time; no update sundays).
In a chapter or two, maybe three -> we'll be getting the flashback to see Lefanta for the first time.

So uh, I'll probably know in a few days.

I'm aware that there is another translation but I'm just sticking to the one on Wuxiaworld.

... Miss? The constellation hunter and founder king of that kingdom, Lefanta Aegim, is a woman? Calm down, I'm not challenging the translation. I'm asking because I always thought it was a dude. Thinking off the top of my head, I don't think it was ever confirmed either way. The Korean was probably vague and used a gender neutral term to refer to "him" -> and the translators were like "/shrug let's use "him" generically" and here we are.

Do yourself a favor, go back and reread the entire manhwa. Honestly, I do sincerely recommend it as this is peak.

if not,
Lefanta Aegim is the founder king of the kingdom (floors 11 to 20). He was accompanied by the "goddess of protection" -> before he shattered her into a bunch of pieces. He scattered her across several worlds - but also left behind one in the empire - the one that Mr. Main Character picked as his reward for clearing the 10th floor.

Laviel's plot was that she stabbed herself in the heart with one of the pieces of the goddess which started her troubles. That piece/fragment was becoming a constellation on its own.

This is to highlight that this fragment (sacrifice) has become a constellation of her own too.

FINALLY!
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True. They do this thing that they don't emphasize nearly enough -> where they cultivate their mind. It's how they can memorize literal libraries and never forget anything... and also not go insane from isolation.

They didn't do that in this manhwa though, as far as I remember.

You can just lop off the head of anyone who disagrees with literally anything you want to do.

Rather, in this case, it's probably arms instead of heads.

So, there is such a thing as being biased.

Ms. Main Character should've taken all her bias opinions against the black knights and Jermel (as well as the second prince) -> threw all the blame of everything happening -> squarely on them.
She should've acted with the purpose of "find evidence that they are the true culprits."
Sure, someone might be like "you seem to have a grudge, so maybe chill out" -> but then she, to herself, should be like "my stigma supports this grudge being more than petty."

Like, imagine if this manhwa's dialogue, sequence of events, etc are all the same
but
there is an added train of thought and logic that Ms. Main Character has an axe to grind against the black knights, especially Jermel

What would happen to the quality of this work? In my opinion, the quality would go UP. Why? While she isn't a villainess, she is absolutely a regressor that got murdererererered by Jermel and wanting to exact revenge on him should be front and center.
From "there was an ambush on the third prince" to "there's a drug circulating around" and all the way down to "I stubbed my toe" and "Feon escaped custody" -> "It must be Jermel's fault. If only I can prove it."
It would just make more sense.
And, in case the manhwa tries to subvert expectations by having Jermel not be the true culprit behind everything wrong happening -> then at least we have an excuse as to why it's not bad writing for Ms. Main Character to have probably killed him or something.

Let me get this straight:

Kim Dokja gave information to The Abyssal Black Flame Dragon to help his incarnation
<- as a trade for ->
The Abyssal Black Flame Dragon's role/class of "Fighter" that he once had back when he was in a revolutionary scenario where he got bored and literally killed everyone

And this trade got the relevant skill to be level 9 (maybe maxed out?) from the start.

Two things:
1) I love this. Not to mention Kim Dokja can do the bookmark thing too!
and 2) what's the drawback? There has to be a penalty, right? The guardian lost vitality with every use, limiting him to 5 uses in total, so the fighter has to have some limitation. Is it just literal combat? "If you can't literally in-combat fight and win, then you'll just die."

So, just what is her debt exactly? 295 million?

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lol
lmao even.
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Break the thing first, then talk.

It's not his fault. He had no idea she has a trauma from tiaras.

Seo Jun-ho looted Arma and got a unique ring that gives +5 strength buff via an aura of allies and summons within 30 meters around him. Yes, this includes the wearer.

Princess makes a reference to Spider-Man before bringing up Specter. lol

On the topic of the symbol/mark thing, maybe 5 people, in total, know about it. This includes both the first and second floor.

There was some time between the explosion and the summoning of the skeletons. I'm not making this up: he says "Arise" to summon them. His six best skeletons were fighting Princess.

Arma actually responds to Seo Jun-ho's question with "... Do you think I have?"

Princess bites her corner of her lip when she's really mad - not just "tsk." Her fire on display is enough to make the watchdog have a cold sweat, wondering if she's seeing reality or if it is CG. Yeah, Princess is that strong.

"Capture." No. "Teleport." Her success rate as a sniper is 100% for 3 years.

To address the previous comment (when sorting by new): She doesn't. In the novel, she fires the bullet and teleports it in front of Seo Jun-ho's nose. Seo Jun-ho knew where she was because he knew their plans - not because he followed any trajectory.