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Synopsis
The world ends in fire and Abyssal madness, but Lucifer Obsidian finds himself thrust back a decade to the moment the Soulbound Arcanum first merged with reality. While others struggle with standard magical classes, Lucifer's soul—saturated by years of divine war—breaks the system entirely. He emerges with a passive ability that multiplies every gain, resource, and attribute ten thousand times over. This creates a power dynamic where a simple breath of mana or a low-grade scroll yields god-like results, allowing him to summon a Fallen Valkyrie and construct an impenetrable fortress from ruins. The story escalates rapidly from survival to absolute domination, shifting from a desperate struggle against mutated beasts to the construction of a celestial kingdom in the sky. Those who enjoy watching a protagonist systematically dismantle every obstacle with overwhelming, unchecked force will find the progression satisfying, though those seeking a balanced struggle or nuanced power growth may find the sheer scale of the multiplier frustrating.
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Editorial Review
With 108 chapters currently available, the work establishes a clear trajectory of exponential growth. The primary strength lies in the sheer scale of the protagonist's empowerment, which provides a consistent sense of momentum and immediate gratification. The author efficiently handles the transition from a ruined world to a rebirth of power, ensuring the stakes remain high even as the main character becomes an anomaly. However, the low view count suggests a struggle to capture a wider audience, likely because the power gap becomes so vast so quickly that traditional tension is sacrificed. While the world-building regarding the Abyssal invasion is promising, the narrative risks becoming one-dimensional if the protagonist encounters no genuine resistance. As an ongoing fantasy piece, it delivers on its promise of power fantasy but needs more complex interpersonal conflicts to sustain long-term interest beyond the initial novelty of the multiplier.