ALPHA'S SWEET OBSESSION - Reviews

This comment can be disregarded or not. Depends on you.Commenting 2 years after I read this book before I remove it from my library.I dont remember much but what I can remember is that this is too tragic, heartbreaking and very mindblowingThe plot twist are literally twisted. However, I can say that this is a worthwile book. It will not bore you and will make you cry from time to time. The cultivation is great, character development is good, and settings are bomb.It is RARE for me to remember this much from a bool after years, usually I forgot one after weeks. This really has an impact on me.

Ok. I read both this one and RSSG. To me they quite different. Here, the MC wants to get revenge of the person who caused his family to be destroyed and take them to be the best company in the world where in RSSG the Mc wants to get his glory and do things in different way of the one he did. One of the things that annoyed me here that the author never showed the MC stats. LIKE NEVER. this is a game and gamers have stats. He shiwed us the stats of equipments and skill but never the MC. RSSG was far better in this aspect. Another things, the plot here was kinda simple. MC wants revenge and gets it one way or another but in RSSG the MC discovers that the world was more complicated than he ever thought and things got clearer by time. But still it's worth reading.

My new favourite quote:
"The plot is so predictable. It's the top result of Google."

You know what, I get it

The story has a lot of potential and I absolutely love it. HOWEVER, as the story progresses, the author made a lot of mistakes along the way: plot holes, a strange naming sense, poor world-building (lacks originality), arcs that drag on because the MC needs to collect his Pokémon (females), and obviously dubious and unsettling romance.

There are many things I strongly disagree with, especially the Harem— (In fact, it would give more personality to the character if he only ended up with one person, but that's just me and my strong desire to ship Camus with Vikir.) However, most of you will probably agree that the author should have stick with just two female leads, because when Dolores and Sinclaire were introduced, the first two, Camus and Aiyen, got less screen time. This is disappointing since we had already built a strong attachment to them but the author basically forgot about them.