This is my frst review and my english is not god-tier, so I apologize if there is anything that can't be understood.First of all, I have to say that even though this book doesn't have too much chapters (at least in the moment I am doing this review) I think that have a great history with an MC that is not really OP but has a great Character Design with a strong sense humour sense that makes him singular and memorable. I personally love how he reacts in his mind when he sees Xianxia tropes like an arrogant young master, a jade beauty or a crazy murder MC.About the history I can't say too much for now (the premise is engaging and the author is doing great things with that). About the World Background, I think that this history presents a logical world and (at least from what I readed) a reality that show us how a Xianxia world is for the people who is not a protagonist in his/her history Xianxia. I personally recommend this book.
I Look forward for this noveleverything is amazing from the story to the character development i like how you inspired so many thing from master of gu ( my best novel )
So far I'm liking it. Although it is not very elaborate, it is beterr since it lacks filler and I believe that they are the bases to be forming the story of the protagonist.
Another book from the same author who wrote Runners Survivors and the Strongest Zombie Cultivator. Author-san, you're working way too hard, you should get some rest. I don't spend any coins on your works but I always read them. Ever since you wrote Runners Survivors, I've been your fan. Thank you for publishing your third book! Hope you're doing well, author-san.
This is such a cool concept. I wonder what the author was thinking when he stumbled upon this ideas. I really like the story. Very unique among many others
hey author buddy when will you start uploading new chapter. we are waiting for new chapter
This book, all in all seems stupidly similar to another novel by the name "Monster Pet Evolution". The initial start is the same, mc can't tame monster then poof can tame monsters, mc tries to learn how to cultivate monsters then does that and gets the money necessary to cultivate his own. This book on the other hand tries to make it easier to keep writing by simplifying the process required to 'evolve' a beast, therefore reducing events required to gain materials, while also trying make him seem more powerful, somehow?Reason for 'rating':The flow of the text is sometimes incomprehensible, or just doesn't work.Story is just a clear cut copy.Character design is shoddy at best, but then also somewhat of a copy.Don't care about updating since I won't read past the first 20 chaps.World background has a bit more content that is it's own, but most of it is still a copy.If this book isn't a copy or hasn't taken inspiration from MPE, then the author is just inept at researching, writing, and/or creativity. Contrarily, I highly would recommend anyone that sees this review to check out Monster Pet Evolution. It's finished and has a decently written story all around. The ending will throw you for a loop for a bit but it isn't the worst.TL;DR This books seems like a rip of another decent monster taming novel of the name Monster Pet Evolution, but it doesn't have nearly the same quality, imo.
When I saw people say they had favorite books, books that originated from this app, I thought that it was pure insanity…That was until I found Garden of the Abyss. This novel isnot only my favorite on this app, but it is quite possibly one of my all time favorites. The immersion, characters, and plot are all peak. Every arc so far has been amazing, especially Purgatory. The author blends fantasy and horror splendidly. I would often find myself rooting for the heroes and then the villains because their causes resonated with me. Garden was my light when I was in a dark place as cringe as it sounds. When I was feeling down I could always come back for a reread, and not get bored. I'm here now for that exact reason and found it crazy that I have not written a review, but hey, better late than never right. I know that this won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I hope it gets the recognition it deserves.
I like the opening plot of the novel. It shows pain, love and determination. The novel altogether has a nice plot. Keeps the readers on their toes and making them itch to find out more. ??
For those who want to be brainwashed! Don't come! I repeat do not come!!It's really important and for your mental health. DON'T COME ABSOLUTELY!!!
Drake is extremely relatable to how I would react in such a situation (which may or may not be terrible) but his off-hand comments and sayings really got a few good laughs out of me.I have not read all the way, but I found myself already glued reading past my expected appointment time, to the point where I had to keep reading even while I was meeting others.All the usual tropes is there, and it worked without a hitch. Great progression, great character. I love the singular focus on Drake along with sparse chapters on other viewpoints. Not too pushy, but enough to keep the reader aware of the other players around Drake as well.Style:The humour and flow of the story is great, it really makes for a simple nice easy read. So far nothing that really throws off the pacing of the story ( except the namesake of the novel, hint hint)The way he describes the battle is great as well, just enough details for the readers to visualize and feel like they were Drake, fighting off the same monsters.Story:I've read up to Chapter 27. But so far it's been pretty great, with all the interesting interactions between Drake and people he meet along the way that I felt the need to review this so others can see it.The item descriptions are also hilarious. I always love 'Systems' that flame the owner or user. The way he scuffles with the skills and item drops that he gets is extremely interesting and gets a good laugh out of me all the time.Grammar:No major flaws, and no minor problems either. Nothing broke the flow at which I read, and that's a big plus!Character:Oh Drake you silly boy. I love all his wild-card like antics, and the light-hearted view that he adopts when going through the world.But when it comes down to the nitty gritty, Drake really does deliver the hardwork and focus on goals to overcome or surpass others. Something worthy of admiring in a main character, and it makes the reader want to support him from their hearts.Overall, a great read. I think I'm going to end the review here and keep reading, because it's that fluid of a read. Great job!
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