The Sin of Hope

Hello, shameless author here with the self review.

The Sin of Hope is the first ever title I have actively started writing. I have big plans on how to progress with the story, and on how to portray my characters according to my goals. Keep in mind that I'm a complete newbie when it comes to writing as I don't have any experience in it apart from the stuff I upload and English is not my native language.

So any and all feedback you have in mind for me to improve will be really precious to me, as I love getting a chance to improve myself.

If you have any questions about the story feel free to ask them, i will try my best to answer them <3

I find this to be an interesting twist on your usual isekai story. Not necessarily because if any certain gimmick or plot, but because of the pacing and tone. The pacing feels deliberate, refusing to rush even for the jump through worlds. There's a sort of grim, greyish tone to the story that matches Yuki's mental state. He's exhausted, lethargic, and a touch nihilistic, which the story seems to reflect in pacing and subtle details.

Many isekai jump right out of the gate into action and explosions or some kind if punchy hook. This one feels like it deliberately refuses to. The plot will unravel in its own time, and so shall the answers come.

Although initially used primarily for humor and a sense of frustration, Yuki's androgynous nature may also end up coming into play in interesting ways, as his appearance deviates from your average nondescript isekai lead.

For that, though...I guess we'll have to wait and see.

It seems like a good read, the story the writing the character design all of it  seems really good, looking forward to more of this.

This is a deeply immersive slow burn that does a fantastic job of wrapping you up in the MC's view of the world.

The reveals are slow and steady. It's the opposite of books that speedrun the introduction to the world, and I can't wait to see where this is headed.

Honestly, what others said. This novel is literally unflinching when it comes to it's pacing and story telling, and the characters, the world, the system, and everything else is so curiosity inducing. I feel like the author could pull off something truly great if they manage to do the story justice, truly a hidden gem.

Seems like an interesting novel with enjoyable storytelling that I haven't seen in a while. The plot is pretty intricate, and peels open layer by layer. Definitely recommended.