Another World, Slave from the Start
奴隶开局的异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- The Heavenly Knight: A Predetermined Fate天骑士：既定的命运Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's well-written, but the social environment it depicts is too tragic. It's painful to read, and the protagonist's advantages are too weak... I'll put it on my shelf after I finish reading it; maybe I'll read it again when I have time later. The writing style is really good.
It's worth reading; the synopsis is visible from the beginning, and the table of contents is also available upon closer inspection. It's clearly visible from Chapter 1. Okay, that's 50 words.
I've read over ten chapters and it seems pretty good. It was recommended on the homepage and I was attracted by the title. I read the synopsis several times but still couldn't tell whether the main character is male or female. However, I still plan to keep reading. I think it's quite well written.
Ah, it's over already? I'm still wanting more. This novel's premise is quite novel. Although it involves a time-reversal ability, it's not as absurd as other novels with time reversals. It's also quite reasonable. The author wrote one of the very few novels that I, like many others, could truly immerse myself in. I hope the author becomes a huge success!
It's a slow burner, but not bad. The overpowered plot devices aren't too overpowered, and the protagonist grows stronger step by step, giving it a sense of progression. With 160,000 words so far, there aren't any major flaws, which is great. The only problem is the infrequent updates.
Yes, the author's writing style is calm, the plot is quite tight, and it's written realistically with a fairly complete portrayal of the background. As for me, I'm not very well-educated, so besides urging for more updates, I don't know what else to say 🤦 You can do it, keep it up!
I've seen the latest version, and so far there aren't any major flaws. The characters' behavior and intelligence are normal. The protagonist has just left the "starter village" and become a full-fledged family henchman (though still a slave).
Sigh, it's really a shame. The author stopped writing due to the typhoon and has been gone for so long. The plot is in a state of being both clear and somewhat forgotten, not to mention he modified some settings and classic content. Rereading it feels familiar (not to belittle), but the author's writing isn't particularly good anymore. Personally, I don't feel the same enthusiasm as before.
This book describes the protagonist's growth process very skillfully. It portrays the initial hardships, the possibility of being freed from slavery, and the protagonist's unwavering pursuit of becoming stronger after the threat is eliminated. It's not the kind of protagonist who becomes stronger through a lucky encounter, but rather through the tedious daily grind.
Reading this novel made me think of the word "captivating." It's indeed very well written, but the first few chapters might feel a bit slow-paced. Therefore, I suggest new readers quickly skip the first few chapters or listen to the audiobook.