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  1. Leon
    3ddy review King of the Eternal Night
    As I said, read Er Gen novels. Renegade Immortal is his first and longest work, which is also my personal favorite. Rest are also good, especially the last ongoing one. Oh, there is the reading order for er gen novels because they are all connected - Renegade Immortal (it is actually second in the timeline but read it because there are terms that are introduced in this that are used in Pursuit of the truth that is first in the timeline) -> Pursuit of the truth -> I shall seal the heavens -> A will eternal(this one is a outlier as it is just in the same multiverse but you don't need to read it but do read former ones before reading this for best experience) -> A world worth protecting -> Outside of Time.
  1. Leon
    potatopotatopotato review Kiyu's Box
    This is my favorite LN of all time. The quality of the character writing and development, world-building, and progression as well as the actual presence of nuanced themes in this novel are peerless. This is not a novel for those who want to journey with an indestructible mc; even though the mc does get overpowered at the end, the bulk of the story and the reader's emotional investment focus on his struggle to become not just pointlessly overpowered, but overpowered enough to do something meaningful. I will say that because this story circumnavigates the cheap instant gratification qualities that factor into a large portion of other light novels, it can feel as though it is dragging on and the author is focusing too much on depth, thus slowing the tempo down to a slow crawl. However, the author has a unique ability to ensure that even those parts of the story are valuable, so those moments end up becoming some of the most satisfying and nostalgic parts later.

    Best combat writing ever.
  1. Leon
    James Peter review The Sorcerer's King: ways of the witches
    Holy Jesus! The book is so different so rare and so wonderful that I am seriously I'm awe how come I never picked it up. Well,  the answer is that the no. of chapter is less than 20 maybe that's why I didn't find it  before but now that I have picked it up, I really really pray that I get hundreds of chapter in a single day!  

    What I liked about this book is the fantasy aspect, the weird customs , the strange traditions and their beliefs... I really don't know which stories like this exist bef.
  1. Leon
    Webster Wordsworth review The Invincible Corruption Manual
    I have read the first 30 chapter and can say that it has good writing quality and stability of updates.

    The story development and character design isn't really for me. While it is decent, I find it rather too generic (good guy trope) and I found his reincarnation rather useless, maybe there will be a reason for that later but for now, all I see is a somewhat obedient little boy in the MC.

    He had merged with the previous soul, yet there is no fear, or worry, or even acknowledgement that he was killed. Where is the caution, he goes around worrying about his mother, yet why is that? He just came into this world and the memories doesn't seem to affect him, can you generate affection quickly for someone this quickly? If he does have memory of his life as prince then why is there no fear or even a thought about his murder. What is the reason that he wants to get strong?  Is it revenge, to protect his loved ones, I still have not found a reason for him or the story. I see no tension or reason to follow the story, his sister seems far more interesting.

    Usually the environment of fighting for thrones make the characters mature, yet the MC seems to lack that.

    While the story seems to check most boxes I really did not get an interest in following the MC's story. His origin not really that interesting, his circumstance he seem to not care, his cheat and bloodline a bit generic. I expected more then this from Invincible Corruption Manual.


        Writing Quality - 5
        Stability of Updates - 5
        Story Development - 3
        Character Design - 3
        World Background - 4

    The total score - 4
  1. Leon
    SkynovelloverMn1 review The Fox Goddess
    although the first hundred or so chapters have quite a few dialogue and grammar issues, these are cleared up after that point. the story is decently compelling, with some minor confusion occasionally happening during certain sections. while it is a nice Yuri romance story, it is also a Harem yuri story, which is NOT denoted in the tags, I hope this is fixed in the near future. after the first, and partially including the second, the romantic interests seem forced and sloppy. shoehorned in a bit. power scaling ramps up faster than you can blink in certain sections, but this aspect can be kinda fun.
    all in all, if not for the sudden harem development, I'd follow this story to its conclusion.
  1. Leon
    Ogden Stowe review The Sorcerer's King: ways of the witches
    HONESTLY WOW. not a lot of times you get adaptations from African culture and mythology in this platform especially, curiosity lead me into opening the book, and the tools irl have been beautifully utilised by Sam, wish this were a book, pretty darn different concept, but you gotta read it carefully and find time because THE DETAILS MATTER the author hints it (or maybe I'm trynna analyse too implicit details lol)
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