Alright! I'm back after so long. This book is over 200 chapters long now, so it deserves a new review.
I'd say it's still a stellar story, just not for everyone.
Our Mc is depicted to be an evil person, but just a chapter later he saves someone. Some might drop the book because of that, but if advise you to read on. Also, he sometimes acts or thinks in a weirdly immature or petty way—at least in the beginning chapters. Many would also drop because of this.
I'd advise you to keep going, though.
Why?
Because it's a good story!
As you progress further in, you'll realize that the novel is golden. You might have some issues with the MC, Hexarion, but those issues become less glaring at some point. You might even love him eventually.
So, yes. This book is still a Five Stars in my book!
Thanks for picking up this book, and I hope you have a good read.
Overall I think it's a good novel, since it's just starting I can only hope for a more stable and wonderful release. It has mad potential though. The other gods and Primordials seem to be the bad guys in my book.
Nice work. Nice concept and plot. I'm liking this! I have always been a big fan of dark and overpowered characters. Keep it up author. Please update frequently
Good piece of work. I love how it's in the first person format. I can really feel his feelings better and it's more relatable. Something tells me those gods aren't as good as they seem tho, or is it just me?
Haven't enjoyed a novel as much as this one!
Plot is basically trying to get revenge and destroying the world, but it's still very exciting since there's really no guarantee that Void Jesus will actually be able to do so.
The characters are very distinct from each other, they've got personalities that stand out from other "similar" novels.
Void Jesus does things for his benefit, he doesn't hesitate to kill or maim others. His actions don't stray from how the author wants to portray him as (very cool because that takes a whole lot of skill).
So far, the events aren't boring or expected. Characters are very dynamic and consistent.
This is a solid 5/5. I love the way the storyline began. Although I'm not a fan of POV styled stories, this one got me pulled in.
Hexarion is an interesting MC. Quite meticulous as well. This is worth reading, I recommend.
The novel is dropped in chapter 6, the cruel hero and villain that's what the writer is trying to show, he saves the poor fairy from death and tries to justify himself that it's only for the eyes or that it's interesting and not because he's a perverted hero, obvious hypocrisy, no need to lie and justifications just save her without a play
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I'd say it's still a stellar story, just not for everyone.
Our Mc is depicted to be an evil person, but just a chapter later he saves someone. Some might drop the book because of that, but if advise you to read on. Also, he sometimes acts or thinks in a weirdly immature or petty way—at least in the beginning chapters. Many would also drop because of this.
I'd advise you to keep going, though.
Why?
Because it's a good story!
As you progress further in, you'll realize that the novel is golden. You might have some issues with the MC, Hexarion, but those issues become less glaring at some point. You might even love him eventually.
So, yes. This book is still a Five Stars in my book!
Thanks for picking up this book, and I hope you have a good read.
Plot is basically trying to get revenge and destroying the world, but it's still very exciting since there's really no guarantee that Void Jesus will actually be able to do so.
The characters are very distinct from each other, they've got personalities that stand out from other "similar" novels.
Void Jesus does things for his benefit, he doesn't hesitate to kill or maim others. His actions don't stray from how the author wants to portray him as (very cool because that takes a whole lot of skill).
So far, the events aren't boring or expected. Characters are very dynamic and consistent.
Story is definitely worth the try! :D
Hexarion is an interesting MC. Quite meticulous as well. This is worth reading, I recommend.