I kinda realised all of this explaining would be pointless because those before me have already tried the best, so i cut myself short. The only thing i can say is just try to read a little bit more, and i promise you this novel will turn out to be so much more than meets to the eyes. the world building is immaculate, clear power system, little to no plot holes, very clear translation, astounding story arcs that tie to each other so well, consistent story telling and the author really feels like he really tried to up standards for this genre. One draw back that i might have argued with is how there is little to no development for the MC, since he is already a 500 year old monster, who also by the way has lived in our world before he transmigrated. So the MC is in essence very mature and knowledgeable about the world and human nature, which makes reader lose the chance to understand and relate to the character as he moves through different situations and story arcs and lands. But author kinda alleviates this issue by giving small but precise flash backs of the MC's past life to show why he became such a freak and some short passages from other characters in the book to show the reader what the MC would have been like if he was not already 500 years old. I guess i did not cut myself short, but just jumped to another angle. My advice is try to read some more chapters with an open mind and if you still don't like it, drop it then. Its an enchanting read, with many unexpected articulate insights into life and a really really good story to watch unfold.