Devouring Time

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Thanks author for such a delectable story. Just a slight adjustment in your schedule and you'd entertain us readers for a long time. Big ups to the author and other readers. I await more chapters. Oh my gosh I'm in love with the story. Story is so interesting. Writing quality - mechanical accuracy, spelling of words, punctuation, translation, and vocabulary must be improved. High stability of story update, keep it up! World background or setting should even be real and not limited to only anime worlds.

An amazing start, I am looking forward to what comes next.. you caught me on the cliffhanger of chapter 5 :(I like posting 140 characters per post.. its amazing

THis book def gives the vibe of a orignal.Trust me it get's better with time the start is not well fleshed out though.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Good 👍 storyline //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

just want to help fix the rating on this amazing and hilarious book I've managed to stumble on. Read it. It's funny. Please?.......................

[Zhang Wei] Quo held me tight as I cried into her arms. She was always there to comfort me, even when I had done something so terrible as this. "Shhh, you'll be fine… you'll be fine." I wanted to lay in her comfortable arms, listening to her mellifluous voice forever.

His men had been held off by the, slightly superior, Åscatorian forces, but they had been dispatched now and they made their way to their Lord, pressing their advantage against the exhausted remainder of the Åscatorian shield-wall. They put the enemy to the sword quickly and immediately turned to help Baelson. As their Lord, it fell to them to keep him alive. They would not lose their honour today. They dragged him away from the mound of corpses just as he lost consciousness altogether. It was his own panic that had caused them to face a larger enemy force alone. It was his panic which separated them from the rest of the Ørkadian army. He did not deserve to live when so many had died. He tried to speak, tried to tell his men to leave him where he belonged. The words wouldn't come. He just could not summon the energy to say them. He let himself slip into unconsciousness and saw no more of the battle.