• Own the night • Wyatt Lykensen - Reviews

Easily addictive once the author  finds himself after the 1st few chapters.  This is a masterpiece  I would love to see this animated it’s a joy to read and I want more.

This is the story of a monk who is basically overpowered compared to the enemies he faces. 800 year-old Yokai? Sent off to Buddha in one hit. Fortunately, the protagonist is Japanese, so Chinese nationalism is almost guaranteed to be non-existent. That's a plus.This novel is great for a casual read. Plot is enjoyable. Definitely better than the other trash cliche novels out there. Give it a try and it will make an excellent addition to your reading list.

The translation is kinda out of place and needs to be like polished which doesnt look that hard and i hope they do fix the translation. not a bad story.

You want me to read this up to chapter 20? The grammar is garbage, it is torture for anyone to read this. Get an editor or something and we'll see then.

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Ang galing ni Ina no madali lang naman to e nakakahilo ngalang alam nyo ba kahapon bumalik ako sa mortal world dahil yun ang nasa utak ko e

Mey-Rin: I'm so sorry, sir! My glasses cracked and I can't see a thing!

"DAMN you monk!"

To be continue....

" heaven no! If you do that then you are officially off of my friends list".

"No, this is not a trick?"

That's the way I like it and I never get bored