overall this novel while focusing on a villian MC purely comes off as a someone who is both OP, has ulimited resources and is almost omniscent compared to everyone else with his previous knowledge and meta knowledge of cultivator tropes, honestly it just isnt enjoyable at this point and actually takes away from a novel about cultivation/wuxia fantasy.
Dropped. It’s a good story at first, but suffers from subtle plot armor. But that’s not what made me drop it, it was the endless chapters with this alliance. They just started off and are heading an alliance of the most wealthy and devious and most powerful people in the world? And they spent so much on not progressing story with this… so many chapters on Nolan…. I didn’t want to waste anymore coins.
First and foremost, I strongly recommend this book! (As of writing, I am only chapter 26 in, but it seems the book has started very recently). Pro's: 1. World building: The author thus far has built the world in a way I consider refreshing compared to other novels I have read. Instead of information dumping everything from the get go, we are "shown" rather than "told". From reading I am able to pick up the state of their dystopian society based upon several interactions early on in the book. (the homeless man beaten, the mutated animals, the
GnG is the continuation of my favorite story here. The author does a great job of introducing new characters into the Exodus series. It's a great read, but if you haven't read TAP, then I would recommend reading that first.
This story starts slow, but getting better with each chapter. The main character is good, and the background characters isn't forgotten. Everyone has their own role in a special way. Worldbuilding is solid and the story flow is smooth. This story slowly unravel mysteries behind every character as it progressed forward.Conclusion : This a good read. The 1st story that includes almost every tags you can think of (supernatural, sci-fi, slice of life, action, adventure,comedy, tragedy, etc.) and the author still did a good job writing it. This story reminds me of Gintama.Rating : 10/10
"I see, I see. Surprisingly Ara's great grandpa is actually so old huh. His meat must've turned tough already. Tsk, tsk. Just like pension-chicken. (1)" Kuro and Shiro sweated from listening to Hana's comment.
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