Besides, I was pretty sure that no lone mage was able to save a few million people here on Ashka. From that alone, Vuong was already better than every single one of them combined. From the look of both the maid and the butler, it looked like I had made my impact.
"How dare you, la?" The girl said while trembling in rage. "My precious food is all covered in sand now! I can't eat it anymore, and all because of YOU!" After that last word was spoken, a giant... is it just me or did she just make a giant fluffy sheep? And why is it that looking at it reminds me of a pissed off Berserker? The male tried to launch his sand again, but the giant fluffy sheep just inhaled and sucked away all the sand he launched.
She had been needy and in dire need of a father's love, so she turned a blind eye to all his fault even when she had the opportunity to get out; all because cause she didn't want to be alone. But being alone was a lot better than living like this! It was better to be single and alone than to be married and be terribly lonely.
It just shows how the author has clearly invested immense creativity into this story. From the very first chapter, where Faelen is reincarnated for the ninth and final time down to the current chapter I'm in. I found the concept of reincarnation in the narrative unique and logical.The world-building is rich and immersive, with exorcists, beast tamers, necrot, and the academy all playing key roles. The way beast tamers interact with their beasts is unique and creatively done, making this world feel alive and captivating. The characters are equally well-developed, with distinct personalities that make their emotional journeys feel real and impactful.While the pace is slow, it doesn’t detract from the overall experience. The author’s attention to detail in world-building and character development promises something epic in the long run.I will be waiting for the latest updates Author-nim. 😊
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