IF YOU THINK THIS IS A GIRL THEN YOU'RE PERVERT

I’m giving an honest rating, I got interested in this after reading a 1star and felt like this deserves some attention. This fic is the typical Percy Jackson or Greek oc fic, with a slightly edgy kid who hates the Gods. This is a fun read if you want a simple or quick Percy Jackson book, but it has no actual background in Greek Mythology. Characters are portrayed wrongly and for some reason there’s tons of poems or spells or something that takes up like 12+ lines of nonsense. Read for quickness and fun, not if you want something realistic or in-depth

It started very well, but as soon as he left his house the story declined quite a bit, I mean, the story was filled with holes in the plot that the author fills in the comments and that, if you don't read the comments you will have no idea what happens, besides quite ugly nerfs, such as going from 500 shadows to only 150 or that the MC is "Equal" with Luke when that should not be possible, even if Luke has "experience" fighting if when he met the MC he lost immediately.

I really enjoyed it till the author decided to nerf TF out of his MC. He literally reduced his shadow warriors ability from 500 to 150 for no apparent reason at all other than juvenile need to "fit" the other characters combat profile to match the MC's. Then he decided to reduce the MC's personal combat ability following that nerf by making him an equal of Luke when just few chapters before that, the MC was playing with Luke and Thalia without any apparent effort. Now I'm not against character development but the author sets up the MC to be OP and literally makes him train from the age of 1 by one of the most powerful witches in magic and weapon proficiency. After all that, the author somehow and for some stupid reason decides to reverse all that set up in the favour of nonsensical "development" of his MC with his supporting characters. Tip to the author: if you wanted the MC to be what you made him then you should've set him up to be that from the beginning and not setting him up to be a "god killer" from the beginning. He was set up to be OP to grab readers (since half of the readers are here for the Harem and an OP MC) but then the author didn't know how to follow upon that so he decided to bring him back to the level of author's talent in writing mediocre characters.

My opinion? The story had good potential, but it started to fall apart the moment other characters were introduced, becoming... A complete disappointment, why? Their depth is non-existent, their personality is not well developed, and above all... I feel as if I was seeing an ignoble person with a superior complex when seeing the protagonist and his attitudes, in addition, he has a naivety that irritates me, teaching and basically giving power to other characters, any of which can betray you when considering that Gods have mental manipulation in their hands... Sigh, anyway, the last part is just my personal opinion and not that of a reader like the rest... ..

Reveal spoiler

Quality of the sorry gets worse as it goes. Mc gets a massive nerf. The nerf was reasonable but then we saw how big it actually was the next chapter. Mc isn’t smart at all and constantly limits himself in fights causing him to almost die and is just dramatic for no reason

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The novel starts off really strong. The author clearly did their homework—going as far as using Google Maps to make the journey accurate, which I appreciated. But after that, it feels like all the effort just drops off. The main character gets nerfed hard, not just once, but twice. First, his powers are cut down significantly, and then his personality becomes so arrogant that he refuses to use his full abilities on weaker enemies, which just feels frustrating. Then the story takes an even weirder turn when his future self gives all his friends sequences (like in Lord of the Mysteries), and one of them becomes his frenemy, giving the MC a tougher enemy to deal with. It feels really forced. To top it off, there’s a huge inconsistency. In an earlier conversation between Lucian and Annabeth, it’s made clear that sequences are tailor-made and can’t just be handed out. But then Luke, with zero experience, can somehow mass-produce sequences? Seriously? How is making potions that turn you into a god suddenly so easy that anyone can do it with a few instructions?