Title: "Mystery Unraveled: The Deceitful Game"
The police procedural tale revolves around a seasoned detective, our protagonist (MC), grappling with a case shrouded in minimal evidence. The cunning villains add an extra layer of complexity, making it a challenging task for MC to piece together the truth. As the prime suspect, they find themselves in a tight spot.
Our protagonist, once a brilliant mind, has inexplicably fallen from grace, reduced to a seemingly insignificant figure known as a "salted fish." Intriguingly, the main love interest (ML) from their school days reenters the scene, determined to clear MC's name while exchanging witty banter, tinged with embarrassment, throughout their investigation.
Together, they navigate a web of deceit, their friendship tested by the mounting pressure and the relentless pursuit of justice.
Overall, the book is solid without any glaring flaws. It stands out from the crowd without being extraordinary, offering a fresh take on a familiar narrative. The protagonist is an enjoyable read, and the story maintains a decent balance between lightheartedness and depth. The world-building is intriguing, with several unique aspects delved into. The main character's power level is somewhat ambiguous, but it doesn't detract from the story. His combat style is entertaining to follow, and his progression as a 'holy knight' feels earned due to the challenges he faces.
It's a cut above your typical run-of-the-mill novel, so if you're looking for something slightly different to read, this could be worth a try.
Hermes being a gatherer of souls is correct since Hermes is the one who transports souls between the underworld and the normal world. Hes more like the transport and delivery guy so he doesn't exactly "gather and keep" souls but more like gather then send over.
I hate stories like this because if different races could have children, they should have all been mixed breeds by now. Just like how humans today carry neantherthal DNA, all those beings should have some DNA of elfs, orcs, dwarves, etc.
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It was painfully obvious it was going to be Novem at the end. Too many women with him and poorly developed relationships. I mean why tf were marina and Marianne added ffs. And again with the anime/Japanese stereotype of the MC always getting easily flustered or running away from the steamy parts. He’s always around them so why. Ughhh mr Lyle was the best thing in this novel
I been looking around for this book and theres nothing i enjoy more then this hot garbage that could last 5000-10000 chapters why do people even try to translate with below grade 50 in english ruins the experience
*nc*st? Sure I'm in.
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Very much enjoying this one, keep up the good work author :)
I am giving this story a 5-star, I have only read the first chapter so maybe I am giving the review too early (?) but it had an interesting first chapter and, more so, a unique approach that I haven't even heard about. I would be looking forward to future chapters, Author-San!
I like the novel but it feels like a plain white bread , if that makes sense , mainly the characters are missing something that will make them great, if that makes sense. The novel is good but it's missing some pieces that will make it great