Loki's Assassin

  • Genre: Action
  • Author: Gbotty
  • Status: Ongoing

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  1. Jo Hicks
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    This is the author here.
    I suck at reviews so I just tend to write my thoughts. These are my thoughts going into writing the story.
    I’ll drop ‘reviews’ like this after different milestones.
    Alright. Let’s begin.
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    Review at Chapter 0.
    Idea: An Assassin, without any magical ability assassinating mana-empowered humans and beasts mostly with intelligent attacks and/or simply cool methods. Who said ordinary humans can’t kill super-humans?
    The story should be told completely from the Assassin’s perspective.
    Premise: The Strongest soldier (Self-proclaimed) in one world is killed and reincarnates into a parallel world where he becomes the Apex assassin (Self-proclaimed).
    Setting: A blend of 21st Century Cities with 19th century (Victorian era) societal elements on a backdrop of never-ending war between mana-enhanced humans and beasts.
    POV: The Story is styled as an extract from the Main Character’s memoir  so it is completely in the MC’s Point of view and based on his personal bias.
    P.S: A sweet old grandma could very well be presented as a villainous old woman who constantly disturbs the MC’s life. (Just an example. Doesn’t really happen... I think.)
    M.C: Due to the experiences of his first life and the circumstances of his death, the MC will come off as cynical and methodical. He is very thorough in the planning and execution of his assassination and leaves nothing to chance when he works.
    P.S: The MC claims not to have any abilities in one breath, yet on the other hand, claims to have been blessed by Loki. Makes you wonder, isn’t the blessing in itself an ability
  1. Zona Funk
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    A well thought out book. I haven’t read his previous series, but this book is pretty good.

    A strong main character whose only purpose is self preservation. I don’t know what the side characters are going to be like, but I do far enjoy Leo’s journey
  1. Walter Raphael
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    I read the author’s previous book, soldiers of time and really liked it so I decided to give this one a shot as well. So far I like the MC and his thought process on things like how to grow stronger and over all mentally. So far the side characters haven’t been as developed as his other book but these are only the first chapters. He hasn’t really interacted with his assassination organization where I assume most are of the interesting side characters will be. The MC starts of weak but gets strong enough to where even though he has a disadvantage his wits are enough to get him to the finish line and I like that his wins feel earned. So for it’s been good and I’m looking forward to more!
  1. Robinsingh9106
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    "Loki's Assassin" is an enthralling read that captivates from the very first page. The intricate plot weaves together a compelling narrative, with its protagonist's cunning charm and unexpected twists. The author masterfully delves into the complex psyche of Loki, transforming him into a multifaceted assassin with layers of depth. The pacing keeps you on the edge, leaving you eager to devour each chapter. A must-read for fans of both mythology and psychological thrillers, this novel offers a fresh take on familiar characters while delivering a riveting storytelling experience.
  1. Lilynkl
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    Loki's Assassin, a captivating novel that delves into the complex world of mythology and intrigue, offers readers a fresh perspective on the enigmatic Norse god. The story weaves together ancient folklore with modern-day conspiracy, creating a narrative that challenges our perceptions of both heroism and deception. As the titular character, Loki, finds himself in a contemporary setting, the author explores themes of identity, redemption, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

    The protagonist's journey is not only a physical one but also an introspective one, as Loki grapples with his past transgressions and the weight of his divine legacy. His cunning intellect and ability to manipulate circumstances make for a compelling anti-hero, forcing readers to question their own moral compass. The supporting cast is equally rich, with well-developed characters that add depth to the story and provide a nuanced exploration of relationships and trust.

    What sets Loki's Assassin apart is its blend of action, suspense, and philosophical musings. It cleverly combines the thrill of a thriller with the intellectual stimulation of a thought-provoking tale. The novel invites readers to reflect on the nature of free will, the consequences of our choices, and the power of redemption even for those deemed unworthy by society.

    In conclusion, Loki's Assassin is a gripping and insightful read that reimagines a beloved mythological figure in a contemporary context. It challenges us to reconsider our assumptions about both the gods and ourselves, making for a thrilling and intellectually stimulating literary experience.

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