The Steward Demonic Emperor

Shadow slave Reverend insanity COI is part 2 Lord of mystery i think

Thank you

It's called *Desolate Era*. I first came across it in the comment section of some groups, and it caught my attention, so I decided to give it a try. I think it was ranked somewhere in the 50s. I finished it last week and thoroughly enjoyed the ride. At first, I was overwhelmed by the exaggerated details especially the immense ages and sizes of both living and non living things in the novel. But after a few hundred chapters, I got used to it. A flexible imagination definitely helps, lol. I’d say give it a try if it interests you, but of course, we all have different preferences when it comes to books. Personally, I really enjoyed it!

Woah.. Rare to find someone who knows about the concept of Peoples having different tastes. Greetings wise one.

Oh a classic cope ... it gets better eventually. It's like I almost want something to be good from start to the end.

Honestly too much to ask for with this genre currently. There a few, but only a few. Also, its free, and you get what you pay for.

It's not worth my time unless you pay me to read it ngl.

I’ll trust you my friend and dive into this

thank you friend, ill check

Is it in some video game or something? Or does the 'online' entail something else.. I dont mind spoilers.

this isn't really a spoiler, you learn these things first few chapters I think. In fact, you can learn it by reading the summary of that book lol but basically it is a VR MMO game that later becomes super impactful on your real life. I don't know exactly how, but depending on how well you do in the game affects your future positively

sword god world of magic is not that dark dude still has his morals story is more focused on the protagonist's endless psychological traumas than anything else. He always, blames himself, then convinces himself he was right and gets over it, a while later someone comes along and helps him get back on the right path. So after a few chapters, you think the protagonist has become a nice person, but then the cycle repeats itself. in my list i focus more on the inhumane unmorally MC's.

Oh wow, we’ve read entire different novels with the same author and title dayum, when have you stopped reading ? Chapter 50 ? lmao…an MC that starts as a villain without character development is just a badly done character. If you want a spoiler on when Alex starts turning into a full fledged Shang i can spoil you. the novel is a gem, you’ve just haven’t been patient enough. (i dropped it multiple times at the start too lol)

To be honest, I hate the mc, I hate his goals, I hate the fact that with every character progression he seems to get worse- but for some reason i read the whole thing. The power system is well thought out, the world building is detailed and great, the narrative style is unique and engaging, while i might not like the path the character is walking, there is character growth- lots of it. The god who brought him to this world is manufacturing circumstances around him to make him fked up. At one point, when Shang has found decent allies in an organization that supports him, and when he's in a situation where he can grow reasonably without undue pressure or difficulty, the god personally kills the two people in that organization who've been kind to Shang and supported him, because the god wants entertainment, and Shang growing in power comfortably with support from others is not entertaining. It's not hard to see why Shang is so f*ck*d up mentally after things like that.

Exactly, the journey is just that good, to the point that it keeps you from dropping. Not that any other category is badly done tho.