Extra: The Will of the End

There's no shapeshifting. This is actually a story of a male protagonist's every action being praised and revered by a group of rabid female fans. The rabid fans take his every word as gospel. They organise lynch mobs against anyone who dares talk ill of the protagonist. And of course, all the fans are incredibly beautiful, from powerful backgrounds, or have something else about that that's incredible. Surely there's other ways of stroking one's ego than reading this. This author must have a massive inferiority complex.

a novel more concerned about the management of various people than actually intelligent story-telling. most of the middle ream of this novel revolves around MC saving various relatives, random chicks he meets, and ect... if youre expecting a great adventure full of the exploration into the unknown, dungeon diving, and epic martial arts you've come to the wrong town.the novel tricks you though, the first 500~ or so chapters are really well done, the interactions between the MC and various people FEELS natural, and it takes a grim dark tone that sets you up for a truly intellectual story. but when the MC starts saving all those people, you know youve stepped on a turd, that is more concerned with happy-endings than having an ***** conversation with consequences for actions.a true shame, nothing real here, all intellectually bankrupt.

Coooool! Very funny. The story is still at the very begining, but it sounds preeetty promising. Hoping to read some more soon, need more chapters...

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Overall I’d say pretty good, one thing I appreciate is that the writing and grammar is readable without egregious mistakes. World setting and character design is fairly in depth and thorough although sometimes I find myself lost in terms of the different powers of stuff. Sure the author has clearly laid out the power structure but it’s easy to forget when switching between colors and tiers and the “well this person has a tier 3 core but their attacks are tier 4” idk maybe it’s just me but I find it confusing.A word of caution, this book is nauseatingly cliche, I won’t take away stars for it because it was warned at the beginning but sometimes I find myself just wanting to skip the long sections of cliche wholesomeness. Personally I’d like to see a bit darker of a setting with more conflict.

I like the story, nothing else to say. Hh

"Of course!"

Umbrum could not help but be curious about it, it was likely the contrary of hurt, it was even easing his pain and relaxing him. Casually smiling, Drake faked a punch on his leg and reply on a light tone, without shame.