Ullyr
Took me some time to read through the 24 chapters published of the novel, but after giving it a read I can say that it got potential. The starting felt rather rushed or to say the least made it hard for me to imagine the scenes properly to get fully engaged in it. I would personally blame that due to the lack of imagery. But despite this, I can see great potential, as you read further and further into it, you can see the writing quality improving and the hook gets better. I'd imagine the rating I gave to be all the more earnest if I was to rate it by chapter 100. Great work so far!
Fiction has always be my choice and this serves the purpose heavily. I was intrigued by the synopsis. The author has perfect sense of wording. The way you described things has made my imagination clearer of the surrounding and the grammer is precise. Everything is of high quality good descriptions, emotional display and fight scenes. Each chapter is long but it keeps your attention. Just stopping in the middle.of chapter seems impossible. I can see that character development and how he is understanding the system. I added this to my library can't wait for more chapters.
I am very happy to leave a review in this wonderful novel. First of all, the writing is impeccable and one could tell that the author is very skilled in his craft. Story is engaging and the world holds a lot of promises. Hey! it's Norse Mythology with a system! That alone speaks volumes of how Epic this novel is going to be. This story is definitely worth checking out, so do yourself a favor and give it a read.
This novel is one of the new novels I've read so far that have a solid start, even though the readers were brought into the forefront of Norse mythology. Of course, that's just a small backstory to what was the true story, with Torvald, the MC, embarking on a quest to become stronger. If you want to read a system novel with the main focus being Norse mythology, then I'd highly recommend this one.
Author is still new to novel writing so there's still a lot of room to improve but his understanding of the English language was superb. The story development was kind of fast-paced I'd say take your time developing the scenes and show not tell <- the golden rule kekeke I also had a hard time wrapping my head around it but with practice it's achievable. It was hard to decide on the world background since it was mostly based on Norse mythology but still a good start. The descriptions were amazing and well-written. Good job author! <33
This is my current review of the novel, hopefully you donât give up because this is very well-done for your first novel. Writing Quality: You have great writing quality when compared to other authors on this site, but it is not perfect. I would suggest editing your novels. Updating Stability: Three novels a week is a very stable schedule, but once again not the best. Story Development: I can tell youâre inexperienced by how rushed the development feels. Take your time on each chapter, quality over quantity. Character Design: Not the best, not the worst. Average. The best description of his personality we receive is when you explain how he basically just has fun in Valhalla. World Development: You are taking an extremely complex plotline for your first novel. First he starts in what I assume is Earth, where for some reason they are at war with Russia and they are losing. Second, you give a horrible explanation of his reincarnation into Valhalla and donât take the time to explain what the terms you use mean. Not everybody knows Norse mythology, so you should be taking the time to explain it. For your first novel it is extremely good, my advice is to not get discouraged and keep practicing đ.