So... he has a memory of the past life or something? Or is that come from the previous owner of the body or something?
I'm kinda scared reading some Yaoi novels after reading that fvcking misunderstandings in manhwas...
So to anyone who read it already
Does this novel have a fvcking bitch that is eyeing our MC's man??
No cheating?No misunderstanding?
more chapter please !!!
The first novel I read, can anyone recommend something similar, Im reading this again XD
Is this completed?
Sorry haven't read that yet so i didn't mention it you know ,keeping it real
Where I get to complete read this novel.
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"Hero's Carnage" is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the complexities of human nature, power, and morality. The story unfolds with a compelling narrative that explores the rise and fall of a once-beloved hero, whose journey serves as a mirror to our own capacity for both greatness and hubris. As the protagonist grapples with the consequences of his actions, the novel challenges readers to ponder the thin line between heroism and villainy, and the blurred ethical boundaries that exist within the realm of power.
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I have high hopes for Faith's story.
It feels like Invayne is actually doing a good story pacing over here.
From this author's more lengthy novel Reborn as a dragon girl with a system it is somewhat evident that they like to rush the plot.
There’s all ways the three calamity’s by the same author as authors pov. And maybe I will kill the author though it’s good but very unpolished
I stopped reading it sadly after the major change in translation quality. They started calling "Bob" "Bobowang", and as you said the energy changed name and color multiple times throughout the novel. The novel was extremely good up to that point though. I just personally can't handle it if even the protagonist's energy starts going from "blue" to "green".