Helpful_Stones
Hey peeps, author review here, not going to tell you that this book is amazing or that it will change your life or any of that rubbish. However I do honestly hope you check the book out and let me know your thoughts on it.
Currently I have rough plans for the first 550 chapters with the option for more depending on whether people would like the final arc to take place or not (Will become clearer when the time comes.)
Thank you for taking the time to read this review and the book and have a goid day!
Roronoa Zoro from One Piece in a Cultivation World done right. Enough said. Great action. Great story. Interesting development for Haki and Zoro too.
I was very happy with the amount of new novels but was disappointed with the amount of chapters??????????????????????????????
Updates are daily. The story quality, both writing and development is awesome. The characters all have their own backgrounds and personalities(even the antagonists!) The mc is a good guy that still cares for his players, even though his environment could change him. The denizens (citizens) of the Abyss aren't all evil, and they act just like any chuunibyou worker in a game store. so its all good
Its too painful to read i feel like my brain is going to explode. Pls get a decent translator or editor to make it more readable.The stort is not perfect but its not bad either. Its just too hard to make sense of whats happening.
15 Chapters in and only one fight. The plot is slow but the characters are fleshed out well.The only reason why I am reading this novel even though the battle scene are so less is because of the unique personalities and features of the character. You got to add more battle scenes!!!!!! Or say goodbye to me, your loyal reader.
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