the curse of truth

The book is good, although it's not my liking as I'm used in reading cultivation novels...it kinda reminded me in my days when was watching series too much( Mentalist and Elementist).Keep the good work author.

Why would I bother writing a review? The development of the story and it's concept is just amazing. I'll just simplify it.Read it. It's Good. Trust me

Steady pace and great character developments and interaction. The world and realms are kinda confusing. But the tl kinda eased the reading experience.

It is a really great novel. Something people can relate to and also someone people wish and aspire to be. The main character is overpowered and shares are strong bond with his family which makes your heart warm.

idk about this book. it gives me mixed signals. it seems realistic about cliches on one hand and on the other I want to argue against everything it stands for. it's a conundrum. however it is an original take on cliches so it's worth a shot to open your views on other books.

if you love china, then this is the novel for you

If you're tired of predictable, plot-armored protagonists always coming out on top, this novel offers a refreshing change of perspective. The villainous character's cunning schemes and ability to turn the tables on the typical protagonists make for a thrilling read, and the protagonists' suffering adds an extra layer excitement. Highly recommended for readers seeking a unique and compelling take on the classic protagonist-villain dynamic.

I disagree with the other reviewers. First, it doesn't have any world-building at all. This post apocalyptic world is simply ripped off from games and other post-apocalyptic/scifi stories. Second, it's not even fun as a light read because you'll probably just skim over several paragraphs of pointless conversations or descriptions that are tedious and condescending. It's as if the author thinks the reader is so incredibly stupid, and has no imagination that they needed to explicitly describe things, events or every single irrelevant action such as closing a door in the story. I seriously could not understand why people like this stupid novel. But then again, stupid people read stupid things. There is so much racist/supremacist undertone in this novel that serves nothing more than self-gratifying fantasies the author has. I just have to wonder if the author was educated at all, or have ever experienced socializing with people from another race/country. There was a lot of narrow-minded thinking and generalization in this novel that I personally do not find acceptable at all. I personally didn't find any fulfilment or satisfaction at all in reading the chapters. The conversations feel clunky/unnatural, the pace was tedious, and everything that's happening feel as if they are inconsequential in the end (like it didn't matter anyway if this and that happened, filler chapters). Because all it amounts to is just to prolong the story. It is garbage/trash read. Something you read in the toilet just to pass the time. It doesn't make you think or even imagine. It's formula is to intrigue the reader, and sandwich useless, unnecessary things between that and the story progress. Seriously, it's as if the author just writes all the crap he/she can come up with just to stall the progress of the plot.