Enganar - The Watcher's Tale

  • Genre: Other
  • Author: Fawkslen
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

A young man sacrificed his life to save a saintess. After he died, the body he had was replaced with another lost soul. This new one then awoke with a brand tattooed on the back of his left hand. This brand was akin to life points. And thus this man then continued the life of the young man who sacrificed himself.

Living onwards...

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  1. DeathSimulation
    DeathSimulation rated it
    Your novel has a great start, it also has a strong emotional depth and an engaging premise. Overall, it's a promising concept and has the potential to be a gripping romance if it carefully balances character depth, suspense, and emotional stakes. Keep up, the wonderful work, author!
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    BettyDinata rated it
    But the meteor men beg to differ
  1. ZEPHYR
    ZEPHYR rated it
    I played around with the C Froster, then placed it away into my inventory. The other weapons, were C Laser Blade,  B Electrical Railgun, C Lancer, C Balitear, and C Laser Dagger. For Gadgets, Forcefield Barricades, Explosive Landmines, Frag Grenades, Portable Tent, Blinding Stun Grenades, etc. I placed all of these into her inventory.
  1. novelmeistervC1
    novelmeistervC1 rated it
    "yes am hearing you?" she said.
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    HsjdjdjDjrjrj rated it
    "Hey Uncle, Mr.Rain told us to right a report and share it with the class on our abilities, should I not do it because of the secrets and unique things that have never been found before?" Daniel inquired to his Uncle not feeling safe about all his secrets.
  1. Zaglith
    Zaglith rated it
    After a few years, at the starting years of the 5th century from the rule of King Vikram, Huna King Mihirakula was defeated by a coalition army of King Yashodharman and Gupta King Baladitya. Hunas rule into the western provinces of Bharatvarsha got completely routed by this defeat. Many repressed warrior clans took the opportunity of the weakened state of Hunas and used it well to establish new kingdoms. After this event, only Hunas who assimilated themselves in native society remained in Bharatvarsha and their ruling clans and warriors were either wiped out or driven away.
  1. Bzbam24
    Bzbam24 rated it
    It is a really great mix of Fantasy and Slice of LifeThis book is really fun to read. It’s a Fantasy Slice of Life story that feels fresh and relaxing. The pacing is just right—not too fast, not too slow—so it never gets boring or overwhelming.I really like how the characters are written. The relationships between the characters feel natural and enjoyable to follow. The world-building is also great, with lots of nice details that make the story more immersive without being too complicated.The writing is clear and easy to read, with no grammar issues. It’s a light and enjoyable novel, which makes it a nice change from other novels.I wish there were more books like this, with the perfect mix of Fantasy and Slice of Life. If you’re looking for a fun and relaxing read, I highly recommend this one!
  1. stealhunter1
    stealhunter1 rated it
    I only read up to ch 8 at the time I wrote this review, so take it with a grain of salt.This book got potential. The blurb interest me tbh, because I like independent, strong, and self-sufficient female lead.However, the first chapter opening was confusing, speaking of writing, although it got better soon. There are a few typos, but I can manage to auto-correct in my head. At least, it wasn't as bad as other books I've read, but it does distracted me from being immersed. Some scenes, seemed to have weird, unsatisfyingly explained, timing that just doesn't fit with events happening in previous scenes.Characters feels a bit rushed. Some are unnecessarily mysterious, others are kinda have no reason to behave the way they are with their initial background. Even the main lead was kinda superficial, because while readers get why she wanted revenge logically, there wasn't much too make her relatable emotionally. Story development up to the one I read feels rushed (which contributed to the section above). Personally, I feel like the impact of the breaking point wasn't meaningful because the lack of insight into main char's psychological state. How distraught was she? How deep the betrayal she feels? And this continues, with main char facing events after events with "downtime" scenes just being kinda info dumped.I prefer slow-burning stories for this kind of theme, so maybe that was why I find it hard getting immersed. I do not mean to discourage, so please don't be discouraged author!!  The plot is interesting, after all, and the promise the blurb sells (revenge  story like no other) pique my interest to see how it unfolds.

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