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Nothing less than a five star 🙌🙌🙌🙌. I totally enjoyed reading this. If you let this book pass you by, you've committed a grave error! I'm not exaggerating...

50 chapters in and this novel reads like it was written in a different language and then machine translated into english with some editing. This shows in specific areas like where the author says something to the effect of “I did no felony to you” to which the other person responds with something like “You did do a felony to me.” There are plenty more examples like the MC being called a “Lamp” abruptly in the first few chapters with little explanation of what that is. I suspect the author meant “guide” or “scout.” Story is quite unclear (in an unintentional way) with the author trying to introduce new elements (characters, details, thoughts) without explaining them (just throwing them in there). Dropped with no regrets, the positive reviews seem suspicious as this novel is nowhere near 4+ stars. Maybe a 3 at most.

The grave is the only portal and the only portal is the grave. Where will two world's meet and the descendants of demon gods and good goddess find the initiative to find just one portal? Or not.