well I really love the concept this is first time I am reading something that's inspired by Indian mythology
Sometimes I can't tell if this novel wants to be more adult oriented, dark or pure action. This isn't a bad thing per say. after going through 169 chapters I have to say it's quite an enjoyable novel. The title, did throw me off a bit but I enjoy what it tries to do.Our MC The Reaper is pretty much above average. Yeah he seems overpowered at first until he gets smacked with reality that he's just a small fish in a bigger pond. That realization was okay. At some point I was even looking forward more to the adult scenes than the trials. Why? Besides it felt like the MC was actually becoming more human. As weird as it sounds the MC is basically more brawn than brain in his skill area. He isn't exactly smart at social situations which is quite infuriating in the beginning. Heck I'm here still hoping he gets with Emma (the main heroine I'm guessing and his future babe) and stops acting like a emo child. But I get it he's stressed. Funny enough even without the adult scenes this novel would be pretty well even if it wasn't Included. Gotta admit it's a 8/10 for Enjoyment. Would recommend it to people who like those small adult scenes, talented MCs but aren't overpowered and assassins.
I jut turned around and start walking through the hall, then I heard someone calling me....Amber Stu.
"So what?" Matthew asked. "You'd be better off."
"I have always been watching you. I watched you struggle. I watched you survive. I watched you learn. I've always been close to you though you never realised."
"Jarvis, talk to me," Cap said as he picked up his shield.
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It made to my "Top 10 fanfiction on Webnovel" list. Easily.And with a good reason too.The writing is exemplary, as I found less then 10 misspelled words in the whole novel, and that's saying something, since it's already at 63 chapters. The world building is really good too, what with all the scheming, lore, explanations. And what's even better, author managed to "show" the lore, not "tell" it.Characters are fleshed out, believable, and not two bit villains.The main character is smart enough to actually stick to his promise to "lay low".The book also has great Army-building elements, as MC uses separate personas to hoodwink everyone, whole giving himself the benefit of believable backstory.All in all, the book is worth reading, if only for the satisfaction of seeing Nie Li suffer like the prat that he is.
Didn't make sense not to live for fun
She noticed someone knock on the door.
So much to do, so much to see
"Jadi, mulai sekarang, Lembah Sungai Putih tidak lagi akan menyambut pejabat dari Kota Tepi Sungai!"