Cursed Wish Maker - Reviews

There was already homophobia in the first chapter and in the comments, not really for me, also it was so incredibly cliche, hope you get better author, good luck

speechless, your writing was so amazing (wow)I am in love with this novelyou details it so wellit's really amazing author my greatest wishes for you is to get tons of views and likes

A book that emphasizes on the importance of religion/God. So cool. As a Christian myself, it's definitely something that interests me. Also I love the Bible quote at the end of the synopsis.

As an author myself I just wanna say this book is amazing, it keeps you hooked from beginning to end with the uniqueness of a guy who simply loves fire! Not to mention the way his character grows more mature and betters himself as he experiences life. The ending was kind of rushed I saw WAYY more potential for what could’ve been. But when you’v been writing a book this long its only natural the ending gets slightly rushed.And I love how the marked that the story would continue on with his children and Milkyona had even reincarnated to look over the new crimson dragon. ?Keep it up man!

This novel is one of the most fascinating story I ever read. The plot, character development and the world where Roland was reincarnated to was really well thought. What I like the most in this book is the way Er Mu describes each characters perspective. It simply wonderful to know their reaction, decision and thoughts about Roland's amazing deeds. Such as his inventions, leadership, wise decisions and many more. Honestly, it only took 2 chapters for me to get hook in the world of 'Release that witch'. I really recommend this novel to those who love reading about wars, politics, monarchy, building weapons and of course fantasy fanatics. :)Love story wise, I think this novel is kind of lacking but I don't mind. Roland, the witches and his trusted subordinates. I love all of them!

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Alright I'm going to be honest if you go into this without expecting to get hooked, you're  wrong! This is the type of story that grabs you, thanks to it's intriguing world and setting, the cool and lovable cast of characters and as far as I'm concerned it is well writen!Overall, this is the good stuff, so keep'em coming!   

The two best friends were happily chatting away.

"Indeed teacher, brother Wulung is really great. He had managed to drive out and hit a snake chasing a frog. Also, some eagles flying in the sky danced to the beat of the flute".

I am now dropping this story. I can take alot of cliches for example girl reincarnating, wanting to be an actress, walking into the bathroom when someone is showering by mistake, overcoming any difficult situation no matter how high the odds, rich and powerful male lead, enemy families. I can even put up with a rape scene if it's the right reasons. What I can't stand is when a man kicks a female out of his house after sleeping with her once and than becomes obsessive with her two days later. He becomes so bad that he stalks her and wont let her move out of the apartment, his grandmother let her borrow, because he wants to live with her alone. He forces kisses on her and when she asks him to leave her alone because she's not his possession. Well it flips a switch in him and  he keep saying she's his and they are going to marry.His friends and family don't help the matters calling her sister in law no matter how often she asks them to stop.To me this is not a budding romance, it's the beginning of Stockholm syndrome.  It pained me to read over 80 chapters I don't know how people actually read over 2800 chapters of this.

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Tristan was taken aback for a moment then he flashed her a million dollar smile. "I'm good. Still don't have a girlfriend." He said.