- The Oracle's Guardian: A Story of Two Worlds - - Reviews

I can’t recommend this book enough. One of the sticking points for me is how fleshed out the characters are. Yes there are villains that can easily be labelled as evil and deserve to be killed off but there’s also others that have depth, not just into how strong or bad they are, but emotionally as well. You get a feel for who they are and grow attatched, not just leaving them as Villain B or something. The best part is that you still feel they need to be stopped or even killed, but it will make that choice heavier for you. Because their death means the loss of a character you’ve gotten to know and maybe even liked. Excellent Writing.

Too much unnecessary drama and lack of drive. I just want to read a football fic man, not some sappy romance :')

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I like the MC development so far. Can't wait until translator increase chapter release per week. I'm eager to read more!!!!!!!!!!!Is there any other novels with similar style?

A fun-filled novel. The MC's interaction with the system really amused me. Ant killing part, the gorilla chasing part, and all of those comedic parts are awesome. Keep up with your good work, author.

Nice book                                                                                                                                       

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This book has a lot of promise I hope to see the character grow and to see this world that the writer has started to create expand at the moment still waiting for this book to get more chapters

XIUMIN: Someone who is very special for me

"It's fine, Sariah. I can take care of myself."

"Greetings Honored Guests. I am Gashvorn, chief Administrator of Atrotomsk Station. This is the single largest trading station within a hundred star-distances, and we always welcome new species such as yourselves here. I am here to help with any trading or communication difficulties that may have come up here. I understand you want this mining equipment?" Here Gashvorn gestured slowly with one arm to an array of tools spread out on the table near the humans. They didn't particularly seem to go together- he had no idea what the humans were planning on using them for. There weren't any unclaimed comets anywhere near Atrotomsk these days, and there weren't any at all that would have a use for an industrial tungsten concentrator. "Are you offering the good merchant here all this heat in return?" A thought struck him, "Or perhaps are you trying to trade him this gas? The Dremlings don't use oxygen or nitrogen in these quantities, he would probably prefer some amount of this heat."

It didn't matter who he was, as long as he made sure he was alright. That was all he wanted.