Hi, Author here. I'm usually not the type to rate my own book five stars, but I thought this one would need me to say some things before some of you begin reading. The story: Simply put, it's about a weak Awakened becoming much more after being given the power to return to the past. He navigates not just the greed of his world, but also the war and politics of the Expanse, a realm where people from multiple worlds tread, all with a shared goal—to clear the trials of the reaches. The MC: Voss is a cunning, deceptive manipulator who puts himself first in all situations. He grew up as an orphan, with no one to care for him or for him to care for. As a result, he hardly trusts or gets too close to people. In fact, more often than not, a person's life means less to him than a hunch of meat that will appease his hunger another day. So yeah, he's not exactly a good person, but he's got a great sense of humor, and his attitude keeps him alive and on top of things. He's also overpowered to an extent, but not boringly so. Respawning: This honestly has to be the most complex ability I've created (I've written six books). Although it seems like a simple concept, it's really not if you want to make it work. The workings of it, along with how the story is written, are all carefully done to make sure it's not just a repetitive, redundant mess—so no, it won't be chapters upon chapters of MC reliving the past. So that's it, folks. You can ask any other questions below, and I hope you check the book out.

Yeah pace picks up a lot in few chaps

Lol, I was so certain "ironic" was the adjective for iron and ran to Google for back up...then got told otherwise by a meme. Thanks a lot!

Read the available chapters, so far it's a really intriguing read. The writing is really good, and the grammar is perfect. Would recommend 10/10!

Thanks a lot for the Review, I'd love to pin it but it seems you used a shadow banned word. Hence why it also doesn't show up on the book, which is quite unfortunate as I'd have loved for it to be visible. Anyways, thanks again for the insightful analysis.

Since Ryan would need it to power CPW, he'll learn a lot about them soon :)

corrected, Thanks