Beyond Eternity: The Path to Absolute Transcendence - Reviews

This book is absolutely fantastic. I love the MC Eisen so much. This book will have you laughing, crying, and cursing the shyt out of the bad guys we come across in this story. The family dynamics is touching. It shows a man who had to give up his craft because of an accident. It shows a man given a second chance to spread his craft through a game. It shows a father who never gives up on his kids no matter the struggles they have or might go through. It shows a grandfather believing and encouraging his grandkids that they can be or do anything they set their heart on. It shows Eisen spreading his wisdom of life to his in game friends and encouraging them to live their best and most awesome life.

Author said it wont be a harem.                                                                                                                                                       5/5

The concept is Great. The execution is amazing. The author takes shows us an alternate scenario that could have happened because of Industrial Revolution and the Wars of Conquest that were raised because of it. The world setting is inspired but still unique. The author uses naming humor to take a dig at the big shots of the history and mythology. It's a fun read!

The grasslands were far too dangerous for us to venture in. Atleast for now.

Nickname: Alex

After what it seemed like forever, the police arrived at the crime scene. They stared with pity at the crying child. The sight before them was disgusting and can make adults have nightmares. Let alone this child.

"Can't come over today Misun, I'll be with my partner." She walked off. That reminds me. Where's my partner?

I placed my hands on the head. I don't know what should I do? Do they really don't remember me? Or am I the one with delusions?

What I'm gonna do ?? How will I start ?? I'm very sorry for what happen .. Its was an accident .

So doctor's thought that he is safe now.

Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming

    It was hopeless, he was told. Her disease was completely incurable, an illness that had stumped scientists for centuries. Even her maternal family, whom were filthy rich and extremely influential, could do nothing for her. She was a goner from the start, marked for death the moment she was born. But she had never let it get to her, not even once. As a matter of fact, she was the one that had smiled brilliantly and reassured her own brother that it would be okay, that it didn't matter, that she was fine, and like a fool, he had believed her. How he regretted it now, believing her and that warm smile he would never see again. But regret wouldn't change a thing, not now and not ever.