I love that MC is all powerful but not right away—that he has his own limits that he doesn’t automatically nor easily get over. I also love the fact that this isn’t solo story where it’s only him and no one else—but it has loveable other characters who has actual personalities, goals, dreams, motivations—they aren’t just there to serve as a gauge on how powerful MC is, but they are there to live alongside him. He isn’t selfish or nonchalant, but he cares a whole lot for others too
Honestly I hope she opens her eyes and heart to Eustis more and get to the same realisation as Nasar—that everything is not the same in the book. That is perhaps one of the only things I’m annoyed about—she already knows nothing is flowing the same and yet everytime the Eustis does or says something she keeps referring to the book instead of how he treated her. I guess it is complex because that’s what she believed in for all these years but if she could realise that about Nasar, why not the father who has been treating her nicely all this time? It’s true what he said was horrible but does his actions afterwards not matter even for a tiny bit?
I hope she ends up with having 2 dads. I think it would be a waste if she completely separates herself from the emperor.