The Heart of the Empire
帝国之心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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I read up to chapter 110, but I couldn't continue. It's too toxic. The protagonist not only forgave the woman who betrayed him, but he even went so far as to lick her boots. I'm dropping this.
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At first glance, it seemed pretty good, but after the initial mention of sacrificing the Faceless One's head to receive a reward, and then cutting off the head, there was no further explanation (maybe I just haven't seen it yet). Also, the summoned spirits were supposed to be extremely loyal, but later it was mentioned that their expressions turned cold and there was some distance between them, which felt a bit inexplicable.
After reading the first chapter, you'll know that human souls were banished as evil spirits.
If readers don't feel involved, who's going to care about the book's performance later on? You can probably guess that.
I'm currently on chapter ninety-two. Why was Morno able to tolerate the protagonist in so many ways? Keep in mind that the protagonist was only a level 5 warrior before, and a level 14 warlord was extremely tolerant of a level 5 mercenary leader. Even a level 6 warrior from an upgraded city can be dragged into a war meeting in this chaotic land, and they can even childishly play guessing games.
Author, have you ever truly faced the reality of your work?
The first few chapters completely lacked immersion!! I don't know about the later ones, but a half-orc leading elves? Or a local half-orc at that! Holy crap, that felt amazing!
Seeing so many comments criticizing the character design makes me appreciate the author's good habit of not explaining any potential pitfalls in the synopsis. Even though it's highbrow, a little more relatability would have deterred younger readers.
I've read over 100 chapters. Honestly, the slow start was okay, but it got increasingly padded and I couldn't keep reading. Things that could be solved in 20 words were stretched into a whole chapter; it was disgusting.
When does the main character build the Terran structures? I want to skip ahead to see them. The dense layout is making my eyes blurry and giving me a headache.
The reading experience was rather average; it wasn't particularly engaging.