Nothing to rate about yet with minimal chapters released. I just hope this isn't another one of the author's books that just get dumped halfway
The start of this novel is interesting which hooked me in but it might be considered slow for some people...but for me it's fine. The system/simulator is an interesting take on the rpg genre...I know many books who had started but not able to execute the premise well...but till now the book is going OK so far by keeping everything in balance.Hope the author continues writing the story and not give up.
character designs a bit to realistic it's not for me but it's a good read
please more chapters please give it at least a proper ending plsssssssssssssssssssssss
job to be comprehended by some robot; it had to have a manual touch.
"YESSSsss FRIIIIITZZZZZZZZZZZ I COOOMMIIIINNNGGG SUCKKEEEEERRR !!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Tears kept on flowing from her eyes. At first, she was trying to hide her face with the bag, but she put it down afterwards.
"YOU told him? Who put YOU in charge?!? You're the last person I'd trust, in fact, I'd never trust you! You're absolutely entitled, and your way of doing things would get everyone but you killed, NOT EVEN THAT ACTUALLY!" Bruce said, raising his voice again.
sometimes I think Im crazy,
The earth rumbled wherever their mighty steeds galloped, the air itself felt heavier and you could smell blood in the air even before the battle started, the highest lords where impressed seeing this, these men were the best-trained troops they had seen and their equipment and steeds were equally impressive, their horses where clearly faster and stronger than the ones they were using, and from the aura they were giving you could imagine the amount of blood they had shed.
The whiney pitched voice was another person whom Botwe had his eyes on. She was a muscular woman who was a former mercenary turned merchant who has done a booming business recently in terms of forming magical contracts, and the primary person who thought of using the slaves in mines and farms to make the work easier on the owners of such places.
So much to do, so much to see