Amazing novel. Ruthless Mc, great fights and overall good plot/world building.
The author, unfortunately, has never typed a single ” . “ in their life. They focus a lot on the visual aspect of their story and none of those pesky things like characters or dialogue. The character that speaks the most is probably the system…I am not caught up with the story so I don’t know if these things improve but it is kinda a slog here towards the beginning
The story is interconnected and amazing, every time you think you understand you find yourself understanding nothing, is this just the beginning? So how is the end?
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It' beautifully written a good story indeed.. I sense that it is a sad story, and I love sad story.. Keep on writing. Looking forward for the chapters..
Like it so far, keeping an eye on it. Just don't drop this. Need more sports novels that actually make it past 100 chapters, tired of dumbed down martial arts novels
I love the writer's writing as well as the out of the box thinking when it comes to questions. it is a very intriguing read. I must commend the author on this and I hope the author will continue writing
Scorching Black Vulture" hints at an intense and intriguing science fiction story set on the Galean planet, plagued by a devastating virus outbreak and political unrest. The title itself carries an air of danger and mystery, suggesting a central role for a formidable and enigmatic character or force within the narrative.
Great read. But it seems it stopped ? Hopefully author picks it up again. Like the MC, smart, no pushover MC.Hopefully he finds a girl different from Cecilia
Not worth reading. The MC is the most inconsistent, and quite literally retarded MC that I have seen in a long time. Nothing he says or does fits in with his backstory or supposed mindset, and even then it wildly changes every few paragraphs .It's also incredibly frustrating how retarded he is. He gets the ability to possess any living or dead being and fully, permanently, gain their stats and skills. So what does he do with that? Nothing. Instead of bouncing between anything he possibly can to gain the maximum possible benefit of his ability he does nothing with it at all.
Pls join the fun and chill in a few tuiiiuyyuiiiiuyyt was a fun game but I bet it would get better if I had to wait let wait for it haha was that he had to a good day he got a little bit better than I was at work lol i has a little fun little girl that he was doing so he just wanna snap and a
The thing that stands out to me the most about 33 Risen is that the worldview of this story is really grand. I think most people are used to starting off slow with a tiny worldview and then having it slowly expand. But in this story, you're off with a blast right from the start! The protagonist is a kind of god and we get to know a lot of mostly supreme beings right from the beginning. Of course, there's a lot more to it than that, but I don't want to spoil everything here!If you're able to accept such a wide worldview from the beginning, I think this can be a very rare experience to enjoy. It takes a certain amount of daring and talent to pull this off at the start of the story, so I think silver did an exceptional job here. I hope everyone can appreciate it some more.Another thing that stood out to me is the 'openness' that some characters seem to have in this story. Okay, so I'll admit that given their setting and the kind of thought process that they should have at that age/background, it makes sense. It IS likely that gods that have lived for millions of years don't feel the need to have strictly defined relationships and are more comfortable with each other. But to be able to accept that mindset requires the reader to have a certain openness themselves, and I don't know how many can do it.I think this made me a little uncomfortable myself, but Silver did it in an inexplicitly tasteful way, and the main character himself does not partake in this so I think it's easier to accept.Speaking of the main character, I think Silver did a great job with Samsara! When writing a story it is very easy to make the main character without flaws, but Samsara has his ups and downs. You will feel both his negativity and positivity, and it makes him more human than most main characters, which is a bit funny considering he's not really human.Anyway, I think the story is definitely worth a try! I recommend not judging it just from chapter one. I know most readers are used to just looking at the first chapter and not continuing if they don't like it at the end of it, but I feel that this novel really starts to grow on you only once you've gone through at least a dozen chapters. I think if you're very impatient then at least give it 5 chapters, and if you have some time then read till chapter 13.