The Two Lives Of Aaron Wade: The Gamer & The Heir

Good book

Not many chapters yet so its an early review. Minor grammatical errors but nothing that makes the story unpleasant or unable to be fixed. Great start to the story and can't wait for more. So far this is one of my favorite reads on web novel.

Well from what I have read this novel keeps you in the dark most of the time. And I swear the Mc has multiple personalities from the way he acts. He mercies an opponent in an arena and in the exact next paragraph he says that that he will not give mercy as it’s a death game, and again after he says that he tells the opponent to give up. The way the author implements humour is excruciating, he would be threatening someone and the next second he’s getting smacked in the head like a comedy skit. The story progresses pretty fast and the world building lacks considerably compared to it creating situations where a person would be introduced as the relative of your arch enemy, but we don’t know who that arch enemy is. The switch in moods makes it so readers have a hard time imagining the mood and frankly it irritates me. We are not even given the technology level of the world and what we have to do is put bits and pieces together to make up one. there are too many times things just don’t add up, and in the end contradicts eachother.

Anone is a new writer, with fantastic stories built from an endless imagination.  While he still struggles a bit with syntax while writing, it can normally be overlooked in the excitement of reading the story.
Aaron Wade finds himself immersed into a dual world, one where he has to overcome family drama and claw his way to the top of a multibillion dollar company.  Partnered with a fantastical line of side characters, from the strong willed love interest, the unfazeable and crazy bodyguard grandma, to the cute and lovable three-year-old son, he goes up against a despicable father who is willing to stoop to the lowest of the low to undermine all of Aaron's goals.  In the other world, he has to build his in-game character up despite one unfair situation after another.  The in-game world is exciting, well thought out, and draws the reader in, until they (at least I was) can't wait to see what happens next.
Aaron is set up to be a very in depth character, in a well thought out world, trying to accomplish the impossible in two very different worlds.
I've read to chapter 13, and I am not disappointed!  I will definitely be reading more!

I normally LOVE criticizing novels! Hell, there was a time I was criticized for being too harsh to the authors due to my critiques!

But hell if I don't love this story …

A BEAUTIFUL execution of a new premise in a story, no overused reincarnation/transmigration/back-in-time or anything of the sort. A child inheriting his grandfather's empire while having to fight for his rights with his other family members (father, mother, brothers) be it in real life or in a VR game.

I normally write reviews either due to disappointment (unfortunately, on this site, this is the most prevalent review one can expect from) or potential of the story (normally due to writing quality being really bad, but its premise being way too great to ignore).

Guess what, this story falls under NEITHER.

It's got AWESOME characters, world background and story development (at least for now) and stability of updates seems to be on a daily release (again, for now).

Writing quality is also really nice; it has nicely split paragraphs and very good sentences' structures. Rich enough vocabulary and grammar is pretty nice.

The only critique the author still has to work on (for now) is proper tenses usage. He messes them up from time to time, but it is NOWHERE NEAR the mix-up most other novels on this site have. Unfortunately, due to me being me, that still warrants one less star on `Writing Quality`, making it a total of 4.

Other than that? It's 5 star for now! Making the overall rating a 4.8.

Cheers.

Consistently good story, with a very nice blend of the deep dive aspects of the genre. Also like the route of not going into making a guild at the beginning, that route isn’t as explored in the novels I’ve read. P.S Naija for life ✊