Amazing story ... love ...️
very interesting book... can't stop reading
okay!! I'll be really honest but i have a crush on violet's personality here...and I really love how the author worked on with ever details of her personality and for other characters too ... gonna read it till the end❤️? to see where she would end up...
wishing if I can read the older version of this series first book
Great writing author BUT WAY TOO SLOW on the story line. could only stay interested until ch.142 then I gave up. really wanted to know what happened but didn't want to stick around another 80 chapters just to find out sorry. good luck on future projects.
Can’t believe I was left on a cliff hanger
let me stack this first at least 200 chapter before I dig in in case it's really good
So is it good or bad or what?
I haven't completed the book yet, but it's already well over 100 chapters. The major plot hole I've noticed is the rebellion without any clear succession plan. The author seems to prioritize sticking to their version of history, despite the timeline discrepancies. In my view, neither the main male (ML), who is portrayed as a war god, nor the main character (MC), who is intelligent and composed, would make suitable emperors due to ML's emotional nature and unsuitable temperament for rule, and MC's soft-heartedness, which prevents him from ruthless decision-making.
The lack of substantial depiction of warfare or strategic discussions surrounding ML's supposed godly status is disappointing. Battles and territorial disputes are briefly mentioned, and even significant events like the uprising and capital capture are described in just a few lines.
On the positive side, I appreciate MC's character; he's smart, not naive, and doesn't get bogged down in the book's supposed historical or plot-driven focus. Overall, while there are some shortcomings, it's still an enjoyable read.
Yeah but you still have to read it and experience it through the MC. So it's still NTR regardless of what timeline it is..
You seem to be the one not understanding. If the author describes this world as so discriminatory that people without superpowers are treated as not even human. Then of course it would make more sense to not go to college. Imagine being a Jew in N*z* Germany, or a freed slave trying to go to college in the south. If the society is as cruel as the author tries to make it out, then of course duds shouldn't go there. The author wants to have his cake and eat it too. On the one hand he describes the discrimination of the duds in a severe sense to the point that teens feel they can kill them and get away with it. On the other hand, he creates a government that seems to care for duds, and sets the setting as a technological place. In real life, thousands of journalists would be throwing themselves to do an expose "Pulitzer" prize story on the discrimination duds face. And all MC has to do is send the records of students and FACULTY abusing him. Sue and win.
oh, thank you?