Using Darkness magic to cut off pain receptors.

Wasn’t he a biochemist though? I doubt he would have mych expertise on dealing with a magical ore in a different world.

This is an awakened’s enchantments. Not to mention that enchantments have been used since the academy. Just think a bit.

Yeah tista is not the person to be going to for help if this is her advice. There’s so many sentient corrupt beings that Tista has no idea about and by saying “You’re becoming more human.” Is just downplaying the truth and giving her false hope.

I could be wrong but he isn’t Japanese. So he would have no logical reason to know or favor that.

Probably talking about both real and fake awakened ones. As well as the fact that Abonimations are regularly killed and wiped out by Guardians and other evolved beasts.

Different world different system. People mature faster here and he is an awakened it doesn’t matter if he’s thirteen.

Note. This Review is only of knowledge of the first five chapters and will only be referring to that. After reading the first 5 chapters of this book the main thing I noticed was the descriptiveness of it all. Making it one of this Novel's Strong points. Despite the MC being blind you can still imagine with great detail the setting that is flourishing with life. The world being filled with "grey sand". The sand as far as I'm aware are the building blocks of the world the MC sees (Creatures made of "Grey Sand" bleed "Grey Sand". Despite this limitation of all things having one texture, one color, you can still deduce exactly what's happening to the MC. And If you weren't aware this is just one part of the Novel and I can go on and on with it. And I could go into depth with other parts of this world (albeit limited by the fact that I only have 5 chapters of source material to work off on). The one minor point I would make about this story is that the synopsis could confuse people. It's not mentioned or hinted at that their world is virtual and feels closer to a standard murim story. So the plot may be progressing slow for someone people (not for me I'm loving this shit). In conclusion I give this my full recommendation for any people who love stories of Murim or people who are fans of the authors other works just a generally great story so far!

This was good.

I think it’a just the majority of people like the story therefore they won’t put a 1 star review.

Eh, not really arrogant more so confident. And he has reason to be he’s one of the best performing authors on this app. Realistically your review could have been, along the lines of “3 Stars, The Author instead of putting a synopsis just told me to read the first chapter. It wasn’t for me and I’m not gonna bother reading any more. I think by now he should be able to create a decent synopsis instead of wasting my time”

I have surived once again

I have made it through the mass release with 1 fastpass remaining. Hopefully this trend contiunes.

RIP To this story forever dead, all comments deleted. This will be too in a few days. It was a good reading

It was, but considering the name of this school and the fact that she is a “prodigy” I’m not too suprised there’s another one.

What you find refreshing I find clichéd

Its quite good IMO, it releases regularly and its high quality and has decent plot.

Forgot to put the backstory. When Doevm was studying light magic he became infatuated with amplifIng the effects. He realized that certain materials had reflective capabilities and others had the ability to “corrupt” or as Dovem found out, unfilter light.

If the spell thing is still going on, I would like to suggest one. “Field of Refraction and Reflection” a high tier illusion spell and when Doevm created it he thought it was originally almost worthless. Essentially completely messing up everyone’s vision and making the other senses go haywire. But he learned that there was a method to the madness, and he found a “method” to traverse it.

I’m pretty sure his inteligence is/was restricted my how low it was. Thats why he sounds like the biggest pepega in this paragraph.