Some readers who skipped chapters might have trouble sorting out the sequence, so I made a separate chapter to ease the reading burden.
While I don't encourage skipping chapters, there's really no need to subscribe to chapters you dislike just for a few bits of foreshadowing and detail.
Besides, the earlier chapters are still being constantly revised. The first volume alone has already gained over ten thousand words.
If you're a newcomer seeing this book for the first time, you can also come in and take a look before deciding whether to subscribe.
I understand that mindset. Every so often, I'll also put out a separate chapter specifically to explain points that everyone finds confusing.
Li Aoz = Lioz ≠ Li Si Lioz (Realze). It came from the English word "Realize"; without the I, there was no love. It represented the self and personality Lioz lacked.
Process: Lioz—Lioz's soul + Li Aoz's acquired body (a mortal) + part of Li Si's memories—became Li Aoz. Li Aoz—Li Aoz completely inherited Lioz's divinity and humanity. His humanity developed through his identity as a mortal, so Li Aoz was Lioz.
"You, Li Aoz, Lioz, Li Si—everything is you."
Earlier, at Valkyrie Fortress, Granny Atamasha did not outright insist that the three were the same person, but she did affirm the identity of Li Aoz and Lioz.
PS: Although the synopsis says Li Si, the protagonist card is Li Aoz.
Because the true Starcaller Master Player was Li Si, while Li Aoz was not.
Li Mingji = Li Si = Seeds
Seeds, meaning "seeds," referred to the SEED in the classic anime "Mobile Suit Gundam Seed," as well as the SEED that erupted during awakening. Unlike Lioz, he possessed a complete sense of self and rich life experiences.
Li Mingji—the biological father