Reviews of Exiled Clan
Exiled Clan
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In the about two years of using this app I’ve never read anything with this just spot on character growth. I just binge read 34 chapters of it and the only reason it’s not more is because I’m waiting for it to update. I love this novel and will recommend it to anyone that’s asking for recommendations
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I must say that this is a good book to read. The characters and world-building is done pretty well, and unlike many other books that focus only on the MC without giving much thought to the other characters, this one does justice to the other characters as well. They aren't one-dimensional decorations only there to shine light on the MC's awesome or something like that. Although there are some grammatical errors and sentences here-and-there could be made better, they are still good and very readable. Though it is somewhat strange to read non-Chinese names in a Eastern-Fantasy-esk book, that's nothing to fret over. All-in-all, I would recommend you to give this one a read.
First of all, up till where I read, this is a good book. The character development is on point. But it suffers from a sever misuse of punctuation marks. The author, as far as I can tell, has a good grasp of English as a whole. But for some reason, he does not, I repeat, DOES NOT use punctuation marks properly. Sentences are huge but if you read closely, you would notice it is actually 2 sentences and the author just forgot to put a fullstop. Because one of the words in the middle of the sentence starts with a capital letter. There is also a total lack of proper commas. Now, I know I should not expect pro tier writting from a webnovel author. But it is just sad to see a good novel with otherwise perfect grammar horribly horribly using punctuation marks. This one thing completely killed the immersion for me. I read ahead to one of the later chapters, punctuation is still just as bad. I don't know if the author is improving his linguistic skills, but he definitely put the usage of punctuation marks into the trashcan.
The author made such a good story. Like others, it's good that the introduction about cultivation is placed on the very first page for the first-timers to read about cultivation novels. I remember when I first read about cultivation I struggled a bit since it has many unfamiliar terms. About the story it's well written and the affinity, Earth, is different from others. Since it contained more chapters, I'll continue reading. Good luck author!
an interesting way to spin a story using the cultivating them with funny characters and things normally not used by the general MC or just exist in the background/ is just mentioned or almost only used by villains or mobs like demonic arts and the dark side of the world in general. If you got nothing better to do and like cultivating story's then you should give this one a chance.
Reading the early chapters I could attest that the story is good and has potential. When it comes to grammar and structure it is well-written. The story is also unique in a way that the MCs soul was transferred to a grandpa... looking forward on how the MC would bring glory on his clan as he cultivates his power. Give it a try dear readers and find out yourself how fun and enjoyable this story is.
Nice story. Indian mythology and names. Cultivation world with rishi-munis. Now thatbis one hell of an interesting premise. also makes sense of how some rishis became so powerful just by 'meditating' that even minor gods feared getting cursed by them. Also old man isekai is one hell of an interesting plot. Nice story and awesome potential.
