Child of Destiny

  • Genre: Games
  • Author: ProudMonkey
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

Shin Kinghad was a child who had been abducted and trained by a powerful criminal organization from the age of three. Six years later, he was rescued during a Special Forces operation against that organization and subsequently adopted by the captain of the Special Forces.

From then on, he regarded the captain's son and daughter as his own siblings. Years later, at his brother's persistent invitation, Shin joined the greatest VRMMORPG ever created, "Destiny's Fate." Within the game, he caused quite a stir as he progressed from a novice player to a top-tier expert.

As Shin grew older, he became increasingly curious about his true identity and biological parents. With the help of his brother and best friend, he embarked on an investigation into his origins. Upon uncovering his real background, he resolved to follow in his father’s footsteps, aiming to stand at the pinnacle of the world through the mastery of Martial Arts and Mentalism Techniques.

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  1. Gwendolyn Nahum
    Gwendolyn Nahum rated it
    Honestly I kept skipping this book when it cam up on my recommendations. I regret tgat I kept skipping it because this is a really good book. At first the writing was a bit touchy in places, but it got better over time. The story plot is really good as well. I still have not found out what the brother's IGN is yet, and I cant wait. There are times where I think there was too much information overload. For example, seeing all that information on his status. Other than that the story flows really well.
  1. Debby Kent
    Debby Kent rated it
    This novel is truly a breath of fresh air. It combines a real cultivation world and a virtual one interestingly. A hidden gem in my opinion. I hope more people could review and vote for this great novel ;) Keep up the good work author!
  1. Lyndon Nora
    Lyndon Nora rated it
    It's a really nice story, nice character development. I hope that the gaming part gets a bit more structure, I would suggest the writer to refer The King's Avatar on writing the gaming side of the story. But I am ready to accept all these little short comings hoping that the writing will get better as the story progresses.
    To sum it up it's a great work and I recommend everyone to read atleast 30 chapters before dropping this book.
  1. Max Browne
    Max Browne rated it
    To All the Readers,

    Please write your reviews so that i can get an idea on how do you see my Novel. And please rate it as well, so we can have our rating.


    Sincerely Yours,
    Proud Monkey.
  1. Webb Foster
    Webb Foster rated it
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  1. Novia Carter
    Novia Carter rated it
    This review is done on the app (disclaimer):
    Overall this story is better than about 89% of the the stuff the professional writers on this site put out.
    All I can say is give it a try, if you are on this site any cliche this story uses should not bother you that much.
  1. Elaine Bertie
    Elaine Bertie rated it
    This is a weird split with martial art and video games. The reason it is weird is that this is mainly a martial arts book with the mc telling of his video game experience (I exaggerate, but it is how it feels). This is very unusual because usually novels will make it the other way around. Don't be fooled by the description, this is not a video game focused book with a martial arts background, martial arts is the focus.

    As for the book out of the game, it is fairly descent. A bit lacking in describing stages of cultivation, but is more or less fine. The is some evil underground threat looming over that is not really expanded on. The thing I find weird is there seem to only be genius cultivators from the young people and no one older has special talents or abilities and are only strong due to time, but the out of game story is not half bad.

    As for the video game portion, I will start by saying I usually like video game light novels, but this one seems plain sloppy. Very little detain is given about the game mechanics and the insanely high numbers with no context annoys me. It usually is along the line of: the mc just took 738,000 damage at level 30 and he is fine even though at level 1 he had 1000 hp. There is nothing concrete about the game, except the skills which have a description but have a relatively long cool down (say 20 second) but he uses every attack. I don't know about you, but even I can run 10 meters and attack 3 times in 20 seconds (I would not likely hit but I could do it), but he uses this skill to attack an opponent attacks 3 times, killing the opponent and uses the same skill again immediately after. It really makes the mc feel underwhelming when you think, even a lazy unathletic person like me could do that... What is so special about that.
  1. Anna Tennyson
    Anna Tennyson rated it
    I normally don't drop novels this fast, but I got too pissed off.  I don't know about everyone else, but personally I started this novel partially because I saw that the MC was raised as a killer after being kidnapped by a dark organisation. I normally gravitate to these stories because it means the MC is ruthless and broken which makes for interesting reading (not raised to be assassin, but Supreme Magus is a great example of broken character). But then there is a timeskip and they are now teenagers. These two prodigies, who have grown up competing and sharpening each other every day get bullied by their slightly older sister who we have never had any indication is strong. Very annoying, but I accepted it and chalked it up to a staple of the genre, despite how infuriating it is. But then he gets attacked by a girl, randomly and with no provocation. So what happens. Does this MC who was raised as a weapon until the age of 9 fight back? Does the MC, who had to survive by fighting both male and female kids his own age to survive retaliate? No, he fucking doesn't. He takes it. Then she attacks him again. Is he finally  provoked, and pushed to reveal a little of his killer instinct? Hell no. He doesn't like hitting women. Then when she attacks him again and pushes him to fight, and he wins, does he show any kind of ruthlessness? No he politely says goodbye, and says she can find him any time. This, in simple terms is a complete betrayal of who he is as a character, and it's a complete betrayal of the readers who have invested in the character. So dropped.

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