The Absolute Overlord - Reviews

atrocious level of translation and lack of editing make it too tiring to read.

This story is trash. 400 chapters in and he's still doing the same damn thing. What's the plot? Where are you going with this? Who is the villain? Are you dumb? I hate myself, I hate my life and I'm trying to get lost in reading.

Please fix the grammar it makes it hard to read other than that I enjoy the story a lot keep up the good work and I hope you continue to update

There is this slight resemblance to legendary mechanic, but it doesn't seem bad basing from the first chapters that i have read.

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Just a copy and paste of the previous tunnel novels with new setting and characters. So it isnt really that good. If it was the first tunnel novel on this site it might be good. but now its just recycled

Its cliche, we all knew it lol. And honestly what i think is worse is thya the inner feeling that told him to hide hia abilities went away. Domt get me wrong i understand the point of gettinf into the clan heads good graces but ita inconsistent.So yeah u can try it, but itl prob be disappointing.

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Nahmeh rubbed the top of her head with the pad of his finger. He knew Croix wasn't a big fan of cities, but Peora was where they needed to be. He really admired her attitude toward it all considering her reasons for her general dislike of the place.

She turned and took a look at the massive house. It was a wooden structure with an elegant dark brown color. She looked at the single floor home standing on stilts. She assumed it was in case it flooded. There were three flights of stairs she had to take to get to the house. She thought the place looked like something out of a Southern Living magazine or something. She began her ascent upstairs and almost forgot why she was here when she finally reached the top. The top of the stairs led to a wrap-around porch, which gave a magnificent view of the ocean. As she walked around, she noticed that the side of the house facing the sea was made of glass. She gasped when she saw inside; everything was so beautiful. She spotted a comfy fireplace and a fluffy white couch. After taking in the sights, she decided to knock on the front door. She waited and knocked again. No answer, until she heard a familiar voice from behind the house. Walking back again, she saw Brian. He was leaning against the railing. She became shy for some reason and a bit embarrassed.  It couldn't have been because Brian stood in the light with nothing but shorts on.