I respect this post.

Also, I love all the side quests the main character gets in The Land, his abilities are cool, and I love how complex the world is. The Quickening, the sprites, the core building system, all really cool.

On the downside, the pacing is poor, and the dialogue is not great, in the way that a lot of litrpg (particularly free litrpg) is not great. Specifically, there’s a LOT of, “This made the main character sad,” instead of the main character actually expressing themselves in a meaningful way, and some cringe in the way that these authors handle romantic relationships and self image.

As for pacing, it’s a constant stream of action and an occasional drunken party.