The worst novel Er`Gen. The world is attractive, but the hero is hysterical. And the system of cultivation of ****. Too high rate for "this"Oh...very bad
Okay so I'm only about halfway through what is available to read right now ( chap. 156ish) at this point in the story I have to say it has been very well thought out. No glaring plot holes or inconsistencies. The plot flows from one scenario to another smoothly. Not many grammar errors. So the Mc is a powerful primordial God of destruction who begins to question his and the other gods origins. He decides to destroy the world that he and his family of primordial gods have made to their outrage. He loses the fight to be reborn on the very planet he wanted to destroy and is on a journey to rebuild his strength and have his revenge. If you are down for a dark MC who is meticulous, cunning, ruthless, and merciless this is your novel. The mc has been shown to have a very deep grasp of most situations allowing for a near perfect idea of what would play out allowing him to manipulate most situations to his absolute favor. He also is showing signs of maybe growing as well. Perhaps his time on the world he and his family made will change his outlook a little... or not we shall see .
This is a good book. More non-fiction than fiction and has a similar feel to the book, "Between Two Junes is a Forest" which was written by Geoffrey Dilenschneider in 2003 when he was 16 years old. A journal that describes a teenage boy's journey for a year (between one June, to the next June).Just like that, this journal is comprised of the author's thoughts, his poetry, and various aspects of his life. His struggles in school and at home are detailed and show a down-to-earth perspective that many teenagers will find relevant in their own lives.Adults may reflect on their past **** lives as they read this. It's a refreshing look at life from the eyes and ears of a **** writer from a different part of this world.Read this with an open mind. Enjoy~
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