JacobHarding
someone tell me about the mc of this novel
Webnovel works mostly off of the coins that you pay for but i think you can also subscribe to some of the novels to unlock all of their chapters but its all money sucking and rips you and the author off. If you actually want to support the author try to find a patreon or something
You are spouting nonsense. First of all he doesn't have to care because he is the Herald of god of darkness.
Second everything he assimilated influenced him with the traits, even if he suppressed them later on he still got a totally different persona.
Third the more you delve into the story and the more he kills without caring, as any veteran warrior would do, in a world you could kill thousands with a wave of your hand.
Your point is influenced by your irl persona, and you are not trying to view this in his place
I can see that m*f* doing this
Why is it so desolate here, the previous readers r singing praises here... ?
Do they need some fresh blood
I really like this
I had to stop reading due to this issue - the portrayal of AO's relationship felt insincere to me. The Omega heat concept doesn't resonate with my preferences either. Moreover, the story's predictability takes away from its mystery, as I could anticipate key plot points from the beginning, like the identities of the characters' parents and their backgrounds.
Regarding the omega characters, I understand their situation might seem naive, attending school surrounded by alphas to avoid discovery. However, it's odd to label them as rebels when their identities are already known. I find it hard to accept the MC's parents expecting a second child, considering they didn't adequately care for the firstborn and lacked affection.
Additionally, I disagree with the ML's emotional scene where he appears sad over the MC's reluctance to bear a child. After all, the MC is only 18 and still in the process of completing their education.
The phrase "Everything is fair in love and war" evokes a sense of intrigue, painting a vivid picture of the raw emotions and cutthroat dynamics that often define these two intense realms. The novel, though not without its dramatic twists and morally ambiguous characters, captivates with its exploration of human nature's complexities. Its gripping narrative keeps readers on the edge, questioning the thin line between passion and desperation, or the ethics of survival. The prose is sharp and compelling, leaving one pondering the blurred lines between love's sweet allure and war's ruthless pragmatism. A thought-provoking read that challenges societal norms and leaves a lasting impression.
Thanks a lot, probably mark it as spoiler for other people landing here.
Around 230 if I remember correctly
I just wish that the main character had taken more time to explain to Edward and his team that he was reborn there was nothing stopping him from telling them the truth they were already his chosen there was nothing stopping him from telling them and they would have believed him and more importantly Edward would have understood why he was attacked I feel like for Edward being the true hero of this story our main character really showed him no respect even after finding out the true reason for everything I don't like the ending because are you really telling me our main character took no time to tell them the truth of the last time it's that stupid trope in a lot of these stories where the main character feels like he has to keep things secret all the time when it's not even a secret and it's not even an important secret if they don't believe him they're stupid because that late in the story it's the only thing that would explain how he knows everything and how he's so much stronger than everybody else so basically he was just keeping it a secret to keep it a secret it's a stupid writing plot and I don't like it
What kind of take is this? Just because someone is of the opposite gender is nice to you, you should date them? Have you ever had a relationship of any kind with anyone?
Also spoilers man.. come on
