Master of the Loop by beddedOtaku

I will leave my feedback here. I read this novel quite a long time ago, and, unfortunately, I abandoned it. I abandoned it at the moment of the meeting with the organizer of the loop, because I think in general this is a logical end and I do not intend to continue. The book is interesting. The time loop is really used for its intended purpose here and works as expected. The work has a little humor, good humor, a little unknowable horror, a little knowable horror, a little romance and a lot, a lot of personal growth of the protagonist. He really grows and develops in the book, but without losing some basic qualities. The minor characters are good and not that they develop over time, but they reveal themselves accurately. I recommend reading it if you are looking for a good time loop and a growing protagonist, ah, well, and some kind of near-detective elements that work well with a time loop.

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Life in a fantastical world didn’t add up to everything Sylas thought it would be. There were no pretty ladies goading him, there were no overpowered items and abilities tossed his way, and there was no calm and peace. Instead, he was tossed directly into a hellhole some few hours before it was to be invaded. That was it, he figured. His fantasy adventure in another world would be a short-lived one. He’d die and that would be it. Except...




Subaru... Is that you? I'm going to try this out, wish me luck.