EFFORIA WORLD AT WAR

  • Genre： Fantasy
  • Author： SIR_NoNChalant
  • Translator：
  • Status： Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0) ★

He hasn\'t had the best life, in fact, some would argue that his life couldn\'t have been worse, but there\'s still hope, even for a nihilist. As when an expedition to colonize the moon quickly turns into a disaster, he is swallowed whole by an anomaly and spat out somewhere completely different.
Here one can conjure flames with words and summon thunderclouds with a shout, but it\'s not all fantasia and ecstasy. The world seemed peaceful enough, but as he learns more and more. He realizes everything he sees is a facade, and what\'s truly underneath is a civilization built on blood and war. In fact, the whole world is in a state of war.
Then to top it all off, solidifying that he has truly jumped out of the frying pan and into the furnace, Ragnarök is fast approaching, and there\'s no certainty that he\'ll survive, that anyone will survive.

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  1. Horace Pater
    Horace Pater rated it
    ***Shameless author here***
    For this story, I decided to write something I'd actually like to read myself. So instead of going for the generic every man isekai protagonist, I decided to give a nihilist a shot at a new life, after an... interesting past let's say.
    He has the ability to choose his own path, or at least he thinks he does.
    I think it's a very interesting story about exploring a world that has completely different technology but almost the same people.
    It also explores themes like depression, suicide, nihilism, existentialism, hope, war and casts.
    Also, all the royals aren't snobs... mostly
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  1. Susan Burne-Jones
    Susan Burne-Jones rated it
    Love it! Was a pretty good read! Definitely worth the read!!!!
    The characters aren’t cardboard cutouts for once
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  1. Norman Macaulay
    Norman Macaulay rated it
    The vibe I have gotten from the story so far is that it's a slow burn. The author sacrificed meaningless early hype to build up the characters. As you get further in it gets better. I'd like a bit more info on the world though, it seems interesting. As for the characters... they're... ok, they're not bad, nor are they cardboard cutouts, but I'd like to see more until I decide how good they are. I look forward to see the story develop.
    Side note... Jane is best girl... fight me.
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  1. Kennedy Maggie
    Kennedy Maggie rated it
    Tasty tasty... I just started but I'm already half way through 50 chapters.
    I'm not addicted, I swear...
    Jokes aside its pretty good, and the mc is bad- I mean a pretty interesting character, I want to see how he develops.
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  1. Eartha Chaucer
    Eartha Chaucer rated it
    This story is a breath of fresh air. I was starting to lose hope with all the systems, and rip offs of other series. It has a generic start, but it really picks itself up after that. The author shouldn't have made it an isekai though, but that's just my opinion. But its not my story ;)
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  1. Malcolm Rebecca
    Malcolm Rebecca rated it
    A truly amazing book. I love books that are about war, swords and fighting just do something for me. I've never read a book where I've felt so involved with the characters! You root for them and consistently want to get back to their story. I only hope that the writing stays consistent.
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  1. Wright MacMillan
    Wright MacMillan rated it
    Pretty strong start but I have no idea why he’d save that b****, I mean, he should have just let her die.
    On a better note, I miss the bull, he was true og.
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  1. Cara Galbraith
    Cara Galbraith rated it
    Good.
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