It's fun to read. The story itself has a fast pace and is not lacking in action scenes. It has its own problems, mainly character interactions feeling stoney, but the author has recognized this fact and aims to improve upon it in the future. The mc fits the tags well as far as I see the story going. He is a villain, and he is ruthless. It seems he is beginning to embody an immortal's view on mortals based on the latest chapters I've read (at the time of this review, chapter 13).His companion, Little Red, was an entertaining character at the beginning, and his interactions with the mc felt more natural than the rest, but his temperment seems to have changed suddenly as soon as he gained the intelligence to speak. Whereas before Little Red may have been described as a mischievous little brother/friend, he now seems to act more like a lackey to a gang leader (the mc).It's a good book for anyone looking for a ruthless and prideful mc.
