Julius_Novaes

I'll update as soon as time arises, the beginning of the year is very busy.

Yes, I work all day, so I don't have much time to write. Unfortunately.

probably next week.

Entiendo perfectamente.

Sí, básicamente ninguno de sus amantes es monógamo. Como en su vida pasada, compartirá amantes y la mayoría de ellas serán bastante promiscuas.

Kyerys.

Incredible story, with wonderful world and character development rarely seen in other similar stories. Reading this story is basically a lesson in physics and chemistry, it is impressive how Roland adapts modern technology and integrates it into this world quickly using the powers of witches and allying with them. This is a novel that was truly worth every bit of time spent, with you left feeling sad when it ends. I highly recommend it for those who value good world development and a fascinating and incredible protagonist.

I was also disappointed with the conflict with the phoenix woman, she threatened to make her children abuse the goddess and then manages to resolve the situation and get out of the whole problem, political and warlike, with just a slap on the wrist, it's really quite disappointing, in the end. In the future, this threat that she made to the goddess is not even mentioned. Her children, who the MC killed, were irrelevant characters and she didn't even care about it. In fact, the feeling is that the clash between the two was discarded just for her to enter Aqua's harem in the future.

Okay, I think it's dangerous and an unnecessary risk, but it's your story.

But following that logic, if you let the people who keep slavery alive, wouldn't they just go waiting for the opportunity to stab Daeron in the back, wouldn't it be easier to eradicate the evil in the bud? There might be some issues, I admit, but in the long run it would be much better.