Death, Devotion, Dissonance

    Author: NakedApron
  • Status: Ongoing

Rating(3.9 / 5.0, 19 votes)
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  1. Adela Daniell
    Adela Daniell rated it
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    Really good so far. The plot is developing in an interesting way and already seems to flow better than the original. Only one typo I’ve noticed so far. But I’m interested in where the story will go next
  1. Bowen Fast
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    Review Proper after chapter 12

    Writing Quality. The narratives are well-written and zero grammar errors so far. Or if there are some, I'm just engrossed reading the story to notice
  1. Harvey Lew
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    This is an amazing book, at 1st i was skeptical because most books with high ratings on webnovel aren't that good but this novel deserves it rating and more. My only regret is that I didn't begin reading this book sooner.
  1. Quentin
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    [img=update]What an amazing work!! The cover alone is awesome.. it’s well-written.. I love the way you build the character.. and 11 chapters a week?! You’re my motivation! Lol
  1. Uriah Hubbard
    Uriah Hubbard rated it
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    I dont know why this book doesnt have more stones, best written and one of the most interesting stories on webnovel, also It has a very unique plot
  1. Pandora Bulwer
    Pandora Bulwer rated it
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    i lobe this one. it is realistic and i'm not talking about the fantasy elements obv, but the genuinety of the characters. they're not flat. world building is gr8 too, no info dumps we get to understand the world with the mc.
    the sentence structures are impeccable, wide vocab that's far from being repetitive.

    it is obvious that the author is pulling their weight with this novel. definitely recommend
  1. Rosemary Lincoln
    Rosemary Lincoln rated it
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    I like the "old veteran" type of of MC. The protagonist is already experienced, sometimes power progression feels a little repetitive so skipping all that 'growing up' character development can make it easier on the readers. But it comes at the cost of the person's innocence.
    A typical young and naive MC can feel a little stupid at times but we can be immersed in their individual perspective and character developments and understand why a character would make certain kinds of choices afterwards.
    By literally combining the 2 into the same body I feel happy getting the best of both worlds. Evin utilizing the valuable wisdom that comes with age while also experiencing moments of first time innocence and ignorance is just so adorable.

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