Lord of The Realms

  • Genre: Sci-fi
  • Author: CYPHER_OCTAGON
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

The advent of war is not conscious of those innocent in regards to its birth.
> -- CyPhEr

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  1. Clare Blume
    Clare Blume rated it
    The writing style and writing quality are superb! I am engrossed with just reading the whole thing. I must say this is one of the gems hidden especially for sci-fi lovers. Grammar and sentence structure was their best. You won't have any problem stuttering at all. All in all, quality is its finest. Also, the pacing and word choice is lit! Good job!
  1. Dylan Constance
    Dylan Constance rated it
    This book is very good in terms of writing style, word choice, and story development.

    People out there who haven't tried reading this book should give it a try.

    :)
  1. Guy Simon
    Guy Simon rated it
    I liked the first rendition better, but it was a little bit fast-paced. Although it's still the same, jack is still in space, silver is still a goated fighter. I feel like there isn't much publicity to this work yet but as it grows in chapters and its storyline people would come to love it.

    If anyone has complaints about this work, they can square up. I'll fight you anytime.


    ps: I'll make a better review later on.
  1. Eve Smedley
    Eve Smedley rated it
    Honestly, this story is good, but confusing. Confusing enough that I wonder if I can actually describe the story having just read the entirety of what is available.

    The story revolves around a man that has reincarnated into a dead body that was recently tortured, alongside everyone on the spaceship he is on. While he’s getting his bearings, the ship’s AI has gained a sentience of some sort and has gained abilities that differ from normal AI. This story seems to revolve around them.

    While the writing quality is good, I think that the story has too many questions left unanswered. The perspective will constantly shift to different people or events, leaving you lost. While these shifts happen, things will occur, yet will not be written about. You’re left wondering if you skipped a couple chapters. Things are discussed, but almost never explained. An example of this is the main character interacting with a new device he’s never seen before, yet as if he received an explanation, is manipulating the device. But we as readers are left in the dark as to what the device does and how the main character is interacting with it.

    I like this story, but the storytelling itself needs a lot of work. Readers shouldn’t be left wondering where in the story they are, and what is going on.
  1. Virginia Dan
    Virginia Dan rated it
    This is the best book I've read in this genre. The writing is seriously straight from heaven. I am Looking forward to read more chapters as well as new books from you man!! you can really make it to the top...
    (p.s I'm recommending this book to everyone)
  1. Hunter Nelly
    Hunter Nelly rated it
    I would say it was a well-made piece of cake. The events were well written. The author has a pretty sharp tongue to describe the very keen details. The way artificial intelligence was described as a woman was intelligible. Apart from that this author really has a bank for vocabulary and carries a dictionary with him. I mean the words were pretty organized. Find a little time for this book. It was worth enough to be in your collection.
  1. Gavin Moll
    Gavin Moll rated it
    The story has a fascinating take on the sci-fi setting and galactic explorations. The author set-ups the variables then mashes then them up on the succeeding chapters.

    The problem here, if you may, is that the set-ups done with the use of "*****" happens too often in a single chapter. This could lead to losing the momentum driven by the main plotline.

    Nonetheless gaining insight from different characters is a good technique especially if it's done properly..
  1. Corey Marcus
    Corey Marcus rated it
    A detailed description with a rhythm to it.

    Apparently, we are found to meet one piece.... I mean Pirates in this novel. The vivid description of the event keeps you on edge.

    I hope this work sees the attention it deserves s

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