Reincarnated as the third son of the Duke - Reviews

I said yep what a concept

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shameless author here. once you read this, you can expect an MC that will split his soul numerous times and scatter his soul fragments to the planet he was in or even to the universe. this would make him hard to kill because even if his main body dies he can resurrect again to the other creatures that his soul fragments possessed. even if a lot of his so fragment dies, as long as there is one alive it's enough for him to. you can expect an op mc, every time the creatures where his soul fragment reside die, he would be able to get their skills, memories, talent, etc... unfortunately there is one limitation, and that is he won't be able to get their level...

This is more than just two(2) people falling in love.Nonetheless, an interesting piece for the romantic book lovers.

Very readable translation, consistent good uploads, great story what more could you want. The only problem is that I binged this story way too quickly.

You saw the name of the novel, thought it would be another trash chinese cliche novel?I can say, it is not.I only found a few rare books with such a setting which are actual good. This is one of those. 2 chapters a day is insane. Story is progressing good, mc isnt too overpowered. He is strong for his level, but he can still die. So he must act with caution from time to time.Would say, try it out and see for yourself.

It’s a good story. Regression, 2nd chances, revenge, vr game. Nothing new, but it highly reminds me of Rebirth of the Thief Who Roamed the World and I loved that novel. Ethan is an ok MC, though I do wish the author would make him a tad smarter. A couple of examples are the old man telling him about the coming disaster and that the game is not just a game. The old man tells him things that no one should know esp about his regression and what does Ethan do? Proceed to treat the game like a, well game ?. Another example is when he was picking the flowers and the old man warned him to leave the area or his real body would die. Of course that means continue picking flowers and explore a place that would literally send him to King Yama ???u200d♀️Another thing that irks me with this genre in general is the author forgetting gear, skills and their own world rules. Skills come out of nowhere conveniently for “plot,” there’s math involved in skills but I skip those parts bc I have yet to see an author remember or math it right. ??u200d♀️What I do like about the novel is the budding romance between Ethan and Lyla. The tag says no sisterhood, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the ice queen chick joins them. I like the guild aspect and the guild battles. Ethan isn’t a complete loner so that’s great. I am looking forward to the game world and the real world coming together. All in all, like most novels, it has it’s flaws but I would recommend it. Good job author. ?

From the moment I started Rebirth of the Forsaken Prince, I was completely hooked. The story does an amazing job of making me feel connected to Alistair Drakos, a prince abandoned by his own family. Watching him struggle against his weak body, face the king’s judgment, and push himself beyond his limits kept me turning page after page.The world-building is rich, with a powerful empire, strong warriors, and a strict hierarchy that makes Alistair’s journey even more intense. The magic system and knight training feel well-developed, and every challenge he faces makes me root for him even more. There are moments of pain, determination, and even mystery—especially with his strange dreams and blessings from unknown gods.If you love stories where the protagonist rises from nothing, battles fate itself, and refuses to give up, then this is definitely for you. I can’t wait to see how Alistair changes the world around him!