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Book 1 was good
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Though slow in the beginning, I mean very slow
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But later it got good
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Ending was satisfying
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Now it's time to stack for book 2

Another work of Gu Zhen Ren ... huh

I hope it lives upto the expectations

it has been almost two years since the second book was completed, did our beloved author continue to edit all this time, or did the translator dropped the novel

Glava2: he woke up and saw a very beautiful girl, his penis stood up (╯°D°)╯︵┻━┻

I heard that the author's 2 work is radically different, but not so much (

An amazing novel, a well-designed world and lively characters. Anyone who is familiar with the author's previous work will see in this new novel, the style of writing RI (tense atmosphere throughout the arc and a grand ending) 5/5

Alright. Just finished Book 1.
Here are my quick thoughts.
Overall, I liked it. It's not my favorite book, but it was very interesting in it's own way. It often felt like a historical documentary, which is what the author was going for.
A very unique experience, I would say.
I look forward to the next book.


Here are my pros and cons.
Pros:
• The translation, editing, and language is fantastic. Reads like a dream.
• The world setting is well thought out and believable. You can tell the author did a ton of fantasy/medieval research. Honestly, it's a great period peace.
• The characters feel realistic and appropriate for the setting. No awkward or out of place dialogue.
• The MC's powers are cool once he starts using them. I hope we see them get even cooler in the next book.

Cons:
• The MC is a frustrating edge lord sometimes. He whines about how evil and monsterous he is, but he's not. At all. He is an incredibly innocent and naive person, and maybe I could understand him if his powers had downsides, but they don't.
His powers already exist in the world, druids exist and can shapeshift. But he moans about being a monster for being able to do the same. It's literally no different. It's a real bad case of "Shinji, get in the f#cking robot." If you get me?
• It can be a very tedious at times. Like, 15+ chapters spent on fashioning bows from lumber or trudging through an empty desert. This happens a lot.
• At a certain point in the novel, you are forced to read through the novel again. But with a different character's perspective. Twice. Three reads in total.
A bit much imo.
• Not really a con, but I wish there was more excitement. More color. It can feel a bit gray and slow at times.

Where next chap !?