This is a very well-written story. It starts slow but never breaks my immersion in the first chapters, which led me to read until C13. I'll be back later for the fluff Ezra and Oberyn bring ;) Keep up the great work, Author  (*u*)/

The synopsis makes you think this would be the opposite of a cliche story but everything so far is just the MC getting into cliche fights and scenarios. Is the mc different and also aware of the cliches? yes. That doesn’t change the fact that the author is writing the same cliche story. no spirit root mc? check. looked down on mc? check. somehow is in a relationship with the hottest and most talented girl in the story? check. Dumb villains every single chapter? check. The only thing different is the mc knows the cliches.

You, my dear, are quickly becoming one of my favorite authors! Can't wait to read all the upcoming chapters. In the meantime, I quickly previewed some of your other novels listed here and am struggling with which one to delve into next. They all seem so intriguing! Please never stop writing! 💖😘

What am I as an author, if without a shameless review? I try to let my work speak for itself, although any feedback would be greatly appreciated of course.Hope you enjoy the story.

Ajke theke pora suru korchi... sesh hole abar review dibo🥹🍁

What can I say, of course I like my own book.

Good luck with your new book for WSA 2025... But don't forget to update your other books as well.

This novel is truly an enjoyable read with a lot of potential. The story is engaging, and the plot unfolds in a way that keeps the reader intrigued. From the very beginning, it captures attention with its interesting premise and well-developed characters. Their interactions feel natural and realistic, making it easy to connect with them on an emotional level. The world-building is another strong aspect, adding depth and immersion to the overall experience. The descriptions are vivid, allowing the reader to visualize the setting and feel fully immersed in the story’s universe.However, there are a few aspects that could be improved. One of them is the length of certain explanations, which can occasionally feel a bit too long. While detailed descriptions and explanations can enhance the story, some sections might benefit from being more concise to maintain a steady and engaging pace. Additionally, there are minor grammatical errors throughout the text. While they do not significantly impact comprehension, refining the writing would improve the overall reading experience.Despite these small issues, the novel remains highly enjoyable. The strengths of the story far outweigh these minor flaws, and with a bit of refinement, it has the potential to become even more captivating. The plot, characters, and world-building make it a worthwhile read. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys well-thought-out narratives with engaging storytelling and immersive details. Overall, it is a great book, and I look forward to seeing how the story develops in future chapters.

This is a very ordinary nihilist story. Through plot armor, you can explore various themes in just 31 chapters. It's a waste of my time to read this. In the end, it's still nothing. The protagonist always thinks he has depth in mutter. I have seen many works with this pseudo-depth.  I remember a Japanese visual novel that was also like this, even better than this one. The author used various abstract descriptions of many different things as metaphors to form a seemingly profound feeling, but this metaphor was too deliberate and lost its depth, but unfortunately these themes had already been explored.  It's just a story of nihilists deconstructing other things, and the author obviously doesn't understand what the real hidden philosophy and depth of Fang Yuan is, even senior readers can't find it. Generally speaking, this is the story of a nihilistic clown who has been in mutter and discussed many things.  In fact, they are just slaves of nihilism, deconstructing other things with nihilism to show their identity, trying to create a sense of superiority that nothingness > everything, protagonist = nothingness, very general writing, Bazarov victims among nihilists, Proust victims in stream of consciousness.

good work this story is truly wonderful to read keep it up and don't stop posting this wonderful story

I'm not that into LGBT novels but the chemistry between Fryer and Tor is undeniable. The touch of forbidden romance between vampires and werewolves makes it all over interesting.

I'm still at the first chapter; so far the story I like it. I'm going to continue reading it, as it looks exciting to read. Keep it up, author!