early review, ch. 47
critique first:
--infrequently, you may find a typo or slight grammar mistakes. part in parcel with enjoying webnovels
--sometimes the mc feels like she speaks more eloquently than the plot should allow, but not a major plot hole
why it's good:
--mc goes through some very major trauma starting at 10 years of age. none of it is s--ual, yet it's still possibly a trigger warning for parents or folks with rough childhoods. if you can get past some of the rough bits, you start to really get a sense of the psychological depth of the characters early on in the story. their healing and progress makes sense and feels real. overall, I it is a novel that I think shows a lot of potential to help someone who might be struggling.
--the main characters struggle is very unique, but is also entirely believable. not corners cut, no dice rolls (probably). everyone is clearly planned and well thought out.
--fast paced. there seems to be a system involved, but so far it feels more believable than some far-fetched soul-ai.
hope this helps gather some support. :) the world seems a better place for the story so far