As The Dawn Comes

Up to chap 50 in one-night and I gotta say, the novel is great. My favourite after TKA and SAO in regards to games related novels. Recommended👍

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This is one of my Favourite books unfortunately I couldn't finish it because it is not a book for binge read. Jokes are similar and feel repetitive if you binge read. But still it is a great novel.

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I love the way the main character is described and acts. There is quite some debt in all main characters. The storyline is good and keep your interested in the story, stable two releases a day.

this book is simply amazing, I usually wouldn't read these sort of books but this one has me hooked right from the first chapter! l would love to see more of it ❤️

I can say that I enjoy novels that not only focus on developing the main character (MC) but also invest in the growth of other characters. The author assigns a significant role to each character. Not all conflicts with main villains are resolved by the MC, which provides a clear sense of power balance within the story. Unlike most fantasy hero stories, where the MC, starting as a low-class character, inevitably triumphs over higher-class adversaries through plot armor, this novel is different. The disparity in strength between class E and class SS is distinctly portrayed. I appreciate the character interactions in the novel and believe the author excels at world-building. By introducing the main villain early on, it's evident that the author has a clear vision for the story's future. The main villain is intriguing as well. In some instances, the author executes plot twists effectively, though there are times when twists seem to be included for shock value without proper development or foreshadowing. Additionally, I find that the MC's rival, initially portrayed as strategic and intelligent, evolves into a muscle brain character, suggesting that the author may have changed his/her approach to the rival's character. The same is true for some other characters, who appear to deviate from their initial portrayal, almost as if they have become different characters later.                                                       Overall, the story is about an MC who transmigrates into an extra student that was originally only can achieve C class power and could not develop further. As an orphan, the original MC was a dungeon seeker who gave up on seeking revenge against the main villain, who is the crown demon prince, due to the vast disparity in power. But in this new timeline, having gained knowledge of the future before transmigrating, the MC chooses to seek power and revenge by taking some opportunities that originally belonged to the protagonist. The intent sword skill that the MC acquires causes him to lose his emotions, which worries both him and his lover. The original protagonist is revealed to be despicable and has actually used heavenly luck to destroy humanity itself. The real story is that the MC’s rival is the world’s will choosen one, which tries to counter the original protagonist but fails and dies. In the new timeline, the rival becomes a friend of the MC. Meanwhile, the original protagonist fails to gain power, and many character who have bad fate due original protagonist, have different  fate due MC intervene. I can say that this novel is a blend of modern hero and dungeon fantasy, infused with elements of cultivation from Chinese novels.

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