I almost drop this one because the FL kept saying she's simp but I bare with it and was rewarded with a good story. At first it was confusing but everything fell into place just like how Procreator intended with the story.
The tale of the God and his three kids was such a bittersweet one ending in the most satisfying way. I also like how their are literature references to the concept of this story. Brave and blasphemous way of writing (in a way) kept me interested in the end. I also like the conclusion that they are meant to meet in every lifetime because that's what they deserve and a truly rewarding feat for readers. Ignis is the complex character that really touched me out of all of them, and he did well that I teared up (I'm weak for that stuff). As for the God, that punishment was fitting but I'd like to keep him in his dragon form(as someone who likes dragon, can I pet that dragon???) The main couple was okay but didn't really leave a big of an impression but they're nice to read although their resolve sometimes waver and they're swallowed by confusion which was vv frustrating on my part. I was after Abel cuteness but there was little of taht and he grew up fast.
Overall this was an emotional ride and I like how unique their take on a reincarnation. It was well written in a way there are surprises as you read and the stitching of concepts of religion and inferno was to my liking.
I almost drop this one because the FL kept saying she's simp but I bare with it and was rewarded with a good story. At first it was confusing but everything fell into place just like how Procreator intended with the story.
The tale of the God and his three kids was such a bittersweet one ending in the most satisfying way. I also like how their are literature references to the concept of this story. Brave and blasphemous way of writing (in a way) kept me interested in the end.
I also like the conclusion that they are meant to meet in every lifetime because that's what they deserve and a truly rewarding feat for readers.
Ignis is the complex character that really touched me out of all of them, and he did well that I teared up (I'm weak for that stuff).
As for the God, that punishment was fitting but I'd like to keep him in his dragon form(as someone who likes dragon, can I pet that dragon???)
The main couple was okay but didn't really leave a big of an impression but they're nice to read although their resolve sometimes waver and they're swallowed by confusion which was vv frustrating on my part.
I was after Abel cuteness but there was little of taht and he grew up fast.
Overall this was an emotional ride and I like how unique their take on a reincarnation. It was well written in a way there are surprises as you read and the stitching of concepts of religion and inferno was to my liking.