Tyan

The megalomaniacs were 21 individuals with a technological gift. They had implants that allowed them to erase certain memories, objects, or even people from other peoples' brains. They were feared by all who could remember them, but they never resorted to violence as they deemed it "barbaric" in nature. Instead, they simply made people forget what they were doing or fighting for to make them give up.

Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming

frustrating, that is the main feeling this book leaves me with, and i gave it a chance, I read 500 chapters.The author went too far into the low key theme, main character hides too much too frequently and often for no reason, that leads to piled up frustration in how the plot develops.i like a more balanced story with different phases/responses where the same mc adapts and  acts weak/strong , hides/shows off situationally instead of a single dimensional plot that always ends up in the same way.This story is not for me and if you are like me and would find that frustrating then avoid.

Am nodding my head as I am reading this especially at fira and Skyler meeting,kudos author.it was a nice read

"I really enjoyed the story and its themes of humility and redemption. While some parts felt a bit predictable, the emotional payoffs made it worth it. Emily is such an inspiring lead!"

This was a fun read. The characters were engaging and the story flowed well. The funny elements made for more than few smiles so that was nice. I'm looking forward to more👍