The story has its moments of stupidity and all that, plus it gets flatter over time, but if you have nothing to read, it's better than nothing.

It is honestly a very hilarious novel, which I recommend reading not with a serious feeling, but with one of seeing the fun because sincerely, common sense went away when the author wrote this wonderful work.

Okay this is officially garbage, I got to chapter 10 and it already has 3 cliches, unreasonable enemies, cheat patch and an idiot girl. So much so that he shouts private information to her in the middle of the audience or that she is damn capricious and as always the MC puts up with her, it is assumed that the premise of this novel is not to do such nonsense, But there it is, making an exciting premise a piece of shit

Excellent first chapter, but only there, after that all charm disappears, actions, behaviors, and thoughts are too simplified (something that usually always happens in novels It has a good premise, but they rush the story.), from one moment to the next he goes from being someone who clearly has a great deal of depression and who suffered such a regrettable death in the arms of his beloved, But then you bring me a totally different person with a Sherlockian way of thinking and an attitude that doesn't let itself be surprised by anything despite the little experience, and another issue is simplicity. that is handled after the first chapter, the MC does not stop to think even once about his former love, as if nothing had happened, and then finds a young teacher who just needs Needs help, so that later on we can have a flatter development than the dream land of the flat-earthers

If you have been reading novels for a few months, you will immediately realize that this is nothing more than an imitation (it does not reach a copy because there are several differences and details) of the Primal Hunter but it really isn't very new

i only have this to say:

The description does absolutely no justice to the novel—none at all.

At first, I was hesitant to read it because the description made it sound like just another generic story: villain versus fated protagonist, or I'm trying to avoid execution, full of misunderstandings, dumb side characters, random slaps here and there, etc., etc. All the clichés you can imagine—I thought it was going to be like that. I only started reading it out of boredom (I had nothing else to read), and because the title caught my interest. And that’s when things got interesting.

From chapter 1, the protagonist starts breaking all the clichés. But it was around chapters 11–12 when I fully admitted this is a 10/10 story. All the initial assumptions about what kind of novel it might be get completely shattered. It's so good it makes you want to buy a physical copy. I’ve read everything that’s been published so far, and it never disappoints.

A gem among all the new releases—100% recommended