Heavy Metal by Kuropon

Actually a pretty good story about a living armor occupied by itself and system-bound souls of the long dead hero and demon king (armor is the MC, others are sidekicks). Nothing amazing but entertaining enough for a litRPG story.

Much faster than whatever the fck The Runesmith was supposed to be. By chapter 264 MC is already on the last stage of the D rank after starting from F-.

Description is too gay, not recommended

No entiendo las calificaciones. Que esta novela no llegué ni al 3 es algo que no puedo comprender. No sé si la gente está troleando o si la están calificando por su mala experiencia con la otra novela Runesmith. No es un obra de arte increíble pero está bien y es divertida. Personalmente me está gustando bastante. No hay personajes super profundos pero si entretenidos. Y las peleas están bien. Para mí es una novela de 3.5. Le voy a poner 5 estrellas a todos para que suba un poco y porque me da que la gente está votando sin pensar. También es cierto que cada vez me fío menos del criterio de la mayoría de los lectores que comentan. He visto novela de 3 o 4 estrellas que son clichés absolutos con 0 de originalidad. Est novela al menos me est resultando entretenida y aunque tiene algún cliché, no es excesivo. Se que la opinión sobre la lectura es subjetiva y que a cada uno le puede gustar cosas diferentes. Pero que le gente marque como un 4 o un 3 alto la novela de cultivo número 56282736352837 en la que el prota está super fuerte y todo le sale bien, con una armadura argumental de la leche, pero a esta la llenen de 1 y 2 en las calificaciones, cuando se ve que el protagonista se esfuerza, crece y aprende, a mí me parece que ya no es una cuestión de gustos si no de tener un poco de criterio y sentido común.
Si tengo que ponerle un fallo a esta novela, es que salen varias habilidades que el autor parece que ha olvidado.

I liked ruin smith so going to check this out despite bad ratings

Was runesmith that bad? People in the comments being turned off at the door

This is honestly great. I've managed to read 178 chapters in 2 days, which might just be a PB for me. But besides that, since i'm not a great reviewer, i will just note some nice things that i like about this book. The biggest one is that, since my boy Rusty isn't human, he doesn't have a sense of "morals" like most people would. He is mainly influenced by his two guides, Aburdon and Mr. Hero. One is blatantly evil, the other is somewhat annoyingly righteous. Sometimes, Rusty will agree with Aburdon, who favors quick growth, no mercy, and power. Other times, Rusty will go with Mr. Hero's suggestions, who favors teamwork, mercy, and low risk. This leads to Rusty developing a personality that doesn't lean towards one side or the other. At times, he can be merciful when he wants to, such as not killing people when he can. Other times, he can be merciless, such as massacring a den of thieves with poison. At the same time, he relies on both of his guides and doesn't hate or dislike either. Aburdon is well-versed in arcane magic, while Mr. Hero is familiar with the human world. This is what i truly like about this novel. Sometimes, it gets really annoying to have a main character that is frustratingly righteous, and when they act "ruthless", it's just a one-off emotional outburst. It is also not always enjoyable to have an evil main character, as the ruthless slaughter gets dreary over time. Watching Rusty develop is like watching a baby grow, albeit about 10x faster. He is not righteous, nor is he evil. He is a clear drawn middle. Also to the people who have read The Runesmith (I have not, just to be clear), please give this novel a chance. It has been a very enjoyable and refreshing novel to read, personally.
Edit: Let me clarify something, cause I worded things differently. Rusty is not "sometimes good, sometimes evil", when i said that he is a "clear middle" between evil and good. What i mean here is that Rusty has no problem plundering, stealing, or even killing if what it does not only helps him, but also poses little risk to his wellbeing. Personality-wise, he leans towards the good side. He doesn't indiscriminately kill, with his killings in the later chapters mostly being targeted towards evil people. I suppose this is due to his increased knowledge in later chapters than in the early ones. When he does do things that one would consider "evil", like plundering or stealing, the victims of said actions are usually not killed, especially if the victim did nothing to especially aggravate Rusty. Simply put: Good/Neutral beings: Plunder, steal, KO. Evil: Plunder, steal, kill.

【From the author of ‘The Runesmith’!】

The probability I would read this would've been higher if I didn't see this. Reading The Runesmith was grueling...

Have to stack 500+ chapters then...

Reading from the author of rune smith completely crushed any intention to read this novel