WoodenPaw
Great story, so so good. The story is well thought out and the characters developed beautifully from the begin. I have been reading non stop. I look forward to other stories.
Amazing story! I’m anxiously awaiting “Loving Jude”.
I love this story, seems unique and keeps you entertained and interested
awesome makes me smile am laugh
it's quite interesting keeping it going
The Plot is though quite common and popular but the way you presented it is phenomenal and unique. The plot twist that she is married, and betrayed him made it more fascinating. The language is delightful. You might need to work a little on characterization. I loved it. Worth reading.
The second book by this author is just as interesting as the first
Its over saturated
After reading up to Chapter 211 (latest)... I absolutely loved this novel!
Of course, the beginning smelled like it would be a generic OP protagonist story, but the later chapters do a very good job of keeping the OPness and still making the story interesting.
There was a Lovecraftian flair to the whole concept, but the "corrupted information leading to brain explosion" cliche didn't appear here, so I'm very happy. World building is top-notch, battle scenes are nicely done, each of the nine faiths/Gods are well thought out and have a deep backstory behind them. Plus, I hate Chinese cultivation novels with repeated young master annoyances, so this was the only great novel among the recent additions (including the English originals), so I'm giving it a full 5-stars after comparing its competitors.
Don't really know how to give reviews though but the story is well structured good world building and there seems to be a mystery behind the world, in terms of writing it's similar to mother of learning with makes it more interesting
Currently at Ch28
Dont worry I here
Excellent novel. Very human protagonist. Instead of the usual unrealistic mental fortitude of the typical shonen MC, here we have a dude having a severe mental breakdown and developing a complex as a result. His journey is essentially him trying to overcome his trauma while also trying to make a living and growing stronger. Awesome stuff man.
