sociological novel

Family Values Family Values sociological values of the society or is that redundant don't know I need a hundred forty characters either way the little footnoting the new translators put in and everything else it's cool it's good read it read it

If you love a good political intrigue and getting immersed into world building and sociological/philosophy debates, this is for you. Has quite a bit of tension in action sequences, this book is one of the few able to give me shivers at the epic and grueling endeavor that the MC goes through. The perseverance to read is always handsomely rewarded and the Author has alot of interesting ideas being mixed with each other. This is original and goes so far as to say that it is the epitome of A Life of a Prince who is Also a beggar and something more.

The writing level isn't the best, the author overly simplifies most parts of the story. It also feels like the author doesn't have the most complete knowledge of the canon events and lore. He either just skimmed the story without delving deep into the lore or he was just too young to understand the nuances of the lore especially political and sociological points. Currently the story isn't something I would waste time reading, it is mostly because of how the story utterly fails to take advantage of the strongest point of the setting. Lore, characterisation and background.

I know this author from Shadow Slave. It is an absolute marvel in fiction writing set in a world not so far from ours. The book actually feels like a proper 'novel' rather than a click bait of chapters meant to dilute plots for the sake of having superfluous chapters aimed to milk the mechanics of the WebNovel app. The characters actually have their own voices, their own ways of speaking rather than sounding like two dimensional clichés. The story is intriguing and deep, touching on discrimination in such a tone that echoes the horrors of WWII, yet the 'differents' are people with powers. The implications of an evolved species of humans, even though it's the main ingredient of this novel, it's actually sidelined by the 'humanity' aspect of such a plot setup. It is not the main plot, we are not having endless chapters of bravado and fights descriptions, we don't have a "solve it all" hero. But we have a lot of suspense, action, mystery built, psychological and sociological commentaries, human relations, and so on. This is the first read I find on this app that ACTUALLY feels like a real novel and not a childish click bait or a little silly distraction on my phone. Highly recommended.

First off, it was actually a really good story for a while. He was op, but he didnt start with like the rinnegan or some other broken eye power. What he got was strong, but also versatile and used in a cool way. The downfall of the story is the female lead. The way she interacts with, becomes friends with, and partners with him is nonsensical. How is a 14 year old level 90+ have that much freedom? Realistically she would be a government slave or lab rat. The dialogue is just...forced and fake. Can you, author, really imagine two people in real life saying the things they said to each other outside the camp? And becoming his girlfriend just like that? For a battle hardened warrior, no matter the age, that was an immature and illogical thing to do. Also when she followed him, how does she have nothing better to do? She was base commander feom my understanding. Command positions involve 1 thing...paperwork, and she never does any? Unless that is how the school operates and it is completely independent from the government. If that was the case, the government was not nearly as oppressive as the mc thinks. Outside the character flaw that is the female lead, the mc is immature for someone with his childhood. Unless he is drunk on power nobody raised like that eould have the confidence to even dream of having a girl like the female lead. Sociological and Psychological conditioning would have made sure of that. Finally, some things in the world dont make sense, like hos a government issues mecha woth an AI in a world woth apparently nanotechnology relies on a code kept on a piece of paper in a professional pilot and solderis picket. Really? Overall though, it was still a great story derailed by poor exexution of the female lead. I would say work on making dialogue and character interactions less forced and plot driven, and more natural and character driven. Also, I would say reread your story and try to find things that dont add up like the mecha issue, I think you will find more than just that.