Completely hooked. Started reading with groggy eyes, by the fifth chapter the grogginess disappeared from my eyes and I read to the last chapter, marvelous job author. Please more update, I’m drill with anticipation.
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Welcome, dear readers.Nothing much to say for now, except that this will be a fun and interesting journey, and I employ everyone to join in.Asks any questions under this, I'll answer all to the best of my ability.
This story marks a lot of improvements over my first one, which I thought was pretty decent. The mc, Devon, has a pretty messed up backstory. I mean, your own father eating you is kind of insane. Then you add on to the fact that his villagers cheered and yeah.He is honestly a crashout. Yes, he is still very capable of love. He loves his brother from his old life, his mother from his new life, his dragon he finds a decent bit in, and eventually the Elven waifu Jehrya.But he is definitely out for revenge. If you think this will be a novel where he forgives his father, for better or worse just know that is not true.The anti hero tag absolutely fits. Although Devon is seen by some as a liberator, many also see him as a devil, demon, etc.During the story he tames pretty much every beast using his corruption skill.And there's a crazy twist way further in. Probably gonna take you guys a few years to reach it, so be nice to me or I'll spoil it right now ;).
Folterod of Death and Magic, is a great book, although the author has some instable update patterns. It has a well thought out world, characters are interesting, and have some realistic moments. Not saying that it's perfect, but the author did extremely well. I definitely at least recommend checking it out. What's the harm in it? it is free after all.
The Holy Gatherers is an immersive and richly crafted fantasy novel that delivers on its promise of magic, prophecy, and emotional depth. Set in the mystical realm of Overa, this story explores the struggle between light and darkness, both in the external world and within the characters themselves.At the heart of the novel is Tiya, a relatable and complex protagonist, who is thrust into a destiny she did not choose. Her journey, alongside her companions Meme and Ivy, adds a refreshing layer of sisterhood and camaraderie, which serves as the emotional anchor of the story. Their quest to navigate a prophecy that ties their fates together is both compelling and heartfelt, with each of the three women bringing unique strengths and flaws to the group dynamic.The worldbuilding is one of the novel's highlights. Overa is brought to life through lush descriptions of sacred trees, ancient warrior traditions, and divine magic, creating a vibrant setting that readers will enjoy exploring. The contrast between the mystical beauty of Overa and the decaying land of Girar ruled by the malevolent King Sola adds depth to the story's themes of corruption and renewal.What sets The Holy Gatherers apart is the way it intertwines epic fantasy elements with intimate character development. Tiya's internal conflict—her struggle to balance the light and darkness within herself—mirrors the larger battle between Overa and Girar, making the story feel personal and universal at once.The pacing of the novel is generally smooth, though there are moments where the narrative slows down slightly due to dense worldbuilding. However, the emotionally charged scenes and thrilling action sequences make up for these occasional lulls. The battles are described with precision, and the stakes feel real, keeping the reader on edge until the final confrontation.Overall, The Holy Gatherers is a must-read for fans of epic fantasy with strong female leads, intricate magic systems, and meaningful themes. While some subplots could have been more tightly woven, the emotional depth, engaging characters, and powerful exploration of destiny and unity make this novel an unforgettable journey.If you enjoy stories where the line between good and evil blurs and characters must confront both external enemies and inner demons, The Holy Gatherers will not disappoint.
Motivation to continue this novel, do not drop it.anyways for future readers, please do give this book a try. it has a very good character building especially mc, it does make you feel emphatic towards him and other characters as well.maybe the inspiration is taken from a Manhwa of a deadbeat noble but you get the gist of it. this has its own workings and story.thank you, author! Keep up the good work.
"Prepare to be captivated! This daring new novel brings epic adventures, dark apocalyptic challenges, and a thrilling journey from weakness to unstoppable strength. A masterpiece in the making!"
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Good work, author. Loving the story so far
I love chinese mythology theme in a novel. I read spiritual attainment of minghe and loved it depite the rush ending. I’ve been looking for something similar ever since. Im glad I found this gem.
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