There are metaphysical elects here. Pagan 'deities' are also introduced. The protagonist is very hypocritical and I dislike how he portrays himself.
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LIKEThere is also ntr, female exploitation, rap*, and sharing of a woman with other men. The Author is also very disturbingly anti-christian. I don't have anything against that, but he constantly mentions it and twists everything to suit the narrative. Even as a non-believer, it left a sour feeling in my mouth at his disrespect.
Levianeus:There is also ntr, female exploitation, rap*, and sharing of a woman with other men. The Author is also very disturbingly anti-christian. I don't have anything against that, but he constantly mentions it and twists everything to suit the narrative. Even as a non-believer, it left a sour feeling in my mouth at his disrespect.
Usually I don't respond to reviews because they don't matter much to me. What I writes can be criticized for style, grammar and errors, etc. But to say that there is ... ntr in the novel, sharing women or is anti-Christian is a lie. The only time an MC "shares a woman" is when he has paid for *** and when he is done he also paid for the pleasure of his two soldiers. Showing copruction and criticizing negative behavior suddenly makes you anti-Christian? Negative behavior towards women is true.
Levianeus:There is also ntr, female exploitation, rap*, and sharing of a woman with other men. The Author is also very disturbingly anti-christian. I don't have anything against that, but he constantly mentions it and twists everything to suit the narrative. Even as a non-believer, it left a sour feeling in my mouth at his disrespect.
I'm sorry, what?! Since when did forcefully r*vishing an innkeeper's wife is not assault? Then you 'share' with your troops, which I am quite sure fills the case for my accusations. Svet was also quite against it in the beginning, wasn't she? And your work is incredibly anti-christian. I don't care for it normally, but when you write about r*ing a woman and then twisting a religion's sacred words, it is intentionally demeaning and quite sick.
MedTryglaw:Usually I don't respond to reviews because they don't matter much to me. What I writes can be criticized for style, grammar and errors, etc. But to say that there is ... ntr in the novel, sharing women or is anti-Christian is a lie. The only time an MC "shares a woman" is when he has paid for *** and when he is done he also paid for the pleasure of his two soldiers. Showing copruction and criticizing negative behavior suddenly makes you anti-Christian? Negative behavior towards women is true.
my guy... your too pure man You ever heard of... strip clubs? You ever heard of... brothels? OH and most of all- you ever heard of... history whatsoever?
Levianeus:I'm sorry, what?! Since when did forcefully r*vishing an innkeeper's wife is not assault? Then you 'share' with your troops, which I am quite sure fills the case for my accusations. Svet was also quite against it in the beginning, wasn't she? And your work is incredibly anti-christian. I don't care for it normally, but when you write about r*ing a woman and then twisting a religion's sacred words, it is intentionally demeaning and quite sick.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I'm just saying the author is putting in his self insert as if he doesn't do any of this stuff. I also pointed out the power fantasy that the novel is.
Pretend:my guy... your too pure man You ever heard of... strip clubs? You ever heard of... brothels? OH and most of all- you ever heard of... history whatsoever?