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I Have A City In An Alternate World
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Its a good novel, kinda fast but it takes a while to really get good plot wise
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This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets. This is so bad the protagonist literally just helps everyone he meets.
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"I Have a City in an Alternate World" is a captivating and imaginative novel that explores the depths of human connection, creativity, and the resilience of the human spirit. Set in an alternate reality, the story takes us on a journey with the protagonist, who discovers a hidden city that exists beyond our mundane existence. This discovery not only challenges their perception of reality but also serves as a metaphor for the vast potential within each of us to imagine and create.

The narrative weaves a tapestry of dreams and reality, as the protagonist grapples with the responsibilities and emotions that come with nurturing this newfound realm. It highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and the power of shared experiences in shaping a community. The city, a microcosm of humanity, reflects the diversity and complexities of life, reminding us that even in fantastical settings, the core values that bind us remain unchanged.

As the story unfolds, readers are invited to ponder the boundaries between imagination and reality, and the role our thoughts and actions play in constructing our world. Ultimately, "I Have a City in an Alternate World" is a thought-provoking tale that encourages introspection and celebrates the boundless possibilities that lie within each individual's mind. It reminds us that, no matter the circumstances, the human spirit can triumph and bring light to even the most extraordinary of places.
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Overall good potential with poor presentation. The story would be much better with solid editing. The translation (presumably) needs work. A lot of the English feels clunky and flows poorly but it is still reasonably easy to read.
Good idea and spin on kingdom building, despite the typical story arc. Some fresh mechanics. The characters have potential to grow.
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Love it just work on the translation a little better lol
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Very good novel quite enjoyed it. [img=recommend][img=recommend]
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Forgot to write a review last night but Im writing a review rn
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"I Have A City In An Alternate World" captivated me with its vivid imagination and intricate plot. The author's ability to transport readers into a mesmerizing alternate reality left me utterly engrossed. The city, brimming with unique characters and unexpected twists, kept me on the edge of my seat. While exploring the depths of human desires and the resilience of a stranger's new home, the narrative seamlessly blended fantasy and emotion. It's a thought-provoking read that left me longing for more adventures within those extraordinary pages.
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Slow pace novel. It is lackluster to read.
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Hello.  I have already read 100 chapters of the book and although compared to the whole book it is few, but I still feel that after so many chapters an opinion is formed in the person.  In my opinion, this book is terrible.  I am unable to grasp the main character's way of thinking and the logic behind his actions.  Sometimes he acts like he's the strongest here when he's just a weak kid who can easily be killed by almost any monster.  The incomprehensible way of thinking that random takes pity on a few people for no reason and just casually shows his secrets as if what he is doing is completely normal, and when random picks up the bag in the wild because it looks cute... Well, that's not why he knows  and whether he will just play dumb and trick them into robbing the group or not.  Such a thought would never cross his mind, but he feels that he is capable of controlling thousands of lives in a city.  Interesting I must say.  And the personality of this great savior is terrible.  I honestly don't understand what logic he uses to save all the people in the world.  Pure stupid.  When the development of the character starts, it suddenly stops, as if the author has forgotten, and even regresses to where it was.  Although the way of thinking in the first chapter is as stupid as in the last.  Overall, the story is not bad, but the stupid main character completely spoils the story.  I'm sorry, but it could have been a good work.
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Love your work just bought all 890
chapters keep up the good  

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