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Luo Yi, a high school dropout in his original world, was isekai’d into the world of the Witcher 3. Starting out as a weak boy named Roy in the village of Kaer, Lower Posada, he was determined to grow stronger, no matter what it took. The first step toward becoming a legend was to kill. And his first kill was… a rooster. ‘You gain 1 EXP.’ Of course, Roy had his own cheat system like all the other isekai protagonists. His first step to becoming a legend started now…

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amelyn95
New amelyn95
April 22, 2024
Status: c637
Haven't finished such a long series in ages, but I've just wrapped up this over 600 chapters! The story is very engaging, and the characters are spot-on. Even though I'm not into the Witcher, dramas, or novels, I'm hooked on the monster fights.

Plus the translations are seriously top-notch, way beyond what I expected. Huge thanks to translators and editors
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bobbyb123
New bobbyb123 rated it
April 22, 2024
Status: Completed
One of the best books I've read in a while, and without a doubt, the best fanfiction I've ever read. I usually stay away from them since they tend to never do justice to the original's world, but this one absolutely captured the essence of it.

A major reason for my dislike of many fanfics is they tend to put you directly in the shoes of the original main character and completely rewrite the story in ways that don't really make sense. Thankfully, this novel puts you in the shoes of... more>> a random boy in small village that has no relationship with Geralt or any major character from the Witcher series. Of course, armed his foreknowledge of the world, the MC does manipulate events and meet all these characters, but it happens organically and in an immersive way.

Characters: 5/5

The character building is phenomenally done in this novel. They're all vibrant and fleshed out, with actual personalities and intricate relationships. You could take anyone from the MC's main circle and easily imagine what it would be like to meet and interact with them in person.

With regards to specific named characters from the original's lore, they're all represented accurately and in more detail than the original would provide. There are many side stories and adventures that breath more life into characters that you never got as much of a chance to explore in the games/books/TV show.

Setting: 5/5

The worldbuilding is fantastic. From the medieval-like setting and lifestyles, the psychology of human beings in different socioeconomic classes, the relationships between various races, the rich lore, the relationships between the gods and other entities and their believers, and of course, the ideologies of the Witchers, mages, and other factions; this book covers it all so well.

There is also another small arc that takes place in:

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Skyrim

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that felt like an interlude. Many did not enjoy it, but I personally thought it was quite nice, considering that I love it and the Witcher games. I did not enjoy the fact that we never explore it further, though.

Atmosphere: 3.5/5

The fight scenes do a great job of putting you at the edge of your seat and getting your heart pumping, and there are certainly some grim and emotional moments.

However, the one qualm I had about this is that there is a lack of tension from danger to the MC and company, and there are hardly any heart-wrenching moments. Although the MC's system provides him with some abilities that are admittedly awesome and desirable for anyone in his shoes, it provides too much plot armor to both him and his allies and detracts from how visceral and dangerous the Witcher world should be.

To illustrate this point:

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Not a single one of his friends or family members are injured in any permanent fashion, let alone are killed. Only a couple of tangential Witcher's end up dying, but they're not close to the MC anyway.

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I love happy endings (since I'm not trying to read a book to end up with depression), but it doesn't take long into the book before you realize that the MC will pretty much always prevail in any circumstance, and that makes things somewhat predictable after a certain point in time.

Writing Style: 5/5

This rating is specific to the English translation, since I can't read the raws. As a result, it's hard to say how much the essence and flavor of the writing has changed after being interpreted by the translators.

That being said, they've done a wonderful job in my opinion. We don't have any of the usual bullsh*t CN hyperboles, onomatopoeias, flowery descriptions, and the standard cultivation phrases such as people's "pupils' constricting" or "expressions paling" or with liters of blood getting coughed out of every orifice.

The best way to describe it is that it fits right in with the other translated Witcher books from Sapkowski, but with a lighter and more digestible prose.

Thankfully, we were blessed with a complete and consistent translation across the entire novel by a really competent team, providing a gem for the English readers.

Plot: 3/5

The premise is that a boy is transmigrated from Earth into the body of a village boy. Having played the Witcher games in his world, he's armed with both a system that provides a path to faster growth and a ton of future knowledge from a version of the world (ie the game he played) where the MC isn't present. The caveat of all this is that the more changes he makes, the more of a butterfly effect he causes, meaning that he can no longer accurately predict certain events.

The MC embarks on his journey in the first dozen chapters with the loose goal of getting stronger to protect his parents from the coming war from the South. Overtime, as he meets more people, makes new allies, forges new friendships etc, the goal transforms at each step into protecting his ever-growing circle and overcoming the crises depicted in the history he knows.

Towards the latter half of the novel however, this goal becomes more vague, and it's evident that there isn't much of a direction or purpose that the MC/author is working towards. Many have complained about this in other reviews, but the author has actually talked about this problem by stating that the required daily uploading of chapters expected of WN authors really got to him after a certain point, resulting in him not having enough time to flesh out the plot and world more. This is a huge pity IMO and I feel for the author in this regard, as this is a dilemma that many WN authors face. He did a pretty admirable job in keeping the story together, with minimal plot holes and a decent ending. However, it's quite evident that the author had set up the world and written events in such a way that the story could easily have enough content to be 3+ times as long as it was. The framework is there for him to create a whole series of novels in the same "franchise", set in different game worlds. Unfortunately, the author cut it short, leaving a plethora of loose endings and unfinished sub plots.

Intrigue: 4.5/5

There are many fascinating elements to this book, and the individual plots within each arc are thoughtful and well executed. Seeing the MC work through various conflicts is somewhat similar to reading some detective novels as they work through solving a case. An example of this is Crazy Detective (another CN novel I recently read) that surprisingly has the exact same flavor as the Witcher trying to discover the truth behind various requests. Oftentimes, the answers point to larger problems, including contention between various powerful characters or political entities. The solution to various conflicts are usually thought-provoking and often leave a bitter taste in your mouth, as you realize that the source of these conflicts stem from the darkness in human hearts.

Enjoyment: 5/5

I honestly couldn't put this down from start to finish. It made breathed life into a complex and rich world that I never fully understood. Despite the faltering plot, every other element was in place for me to consider this a masterpiece as far as CN web novels go.

Overall averaged rating: 4.5/5

I absolutely recommend giving this a shot, regardless of whether you're familiar with the Witcher world. As a word of advice, when I found out the MC was in the Witcher world (I actually didn't read the description before diving in), I had another tab open with the Witcher world map, and another for the Wiki for various characters. The advantage of writing a fanfic on a popular game is that there are many resources that let you deeply immerse yourself in the novel, which is something that most original novels will inevitably lack.

Having some knowledge of the games/movies makes the book more nostalgic and enjoyable, but it isn't a requisite (although you might find the implicit learning curve of names and places tougher).

IMO, the only tragedy is that this book isn't 10 times longer (and slower paced) so that we have a chance to experience way more of the Witcher world as well as various other worlds, because this only really scratched the surface in a progressively more rushed manner.

There are so many things I would have loved to see, such as:

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  • Dealing with the Crones and freeing the tortured Oak tree (that the MC literally promised to do)
  • The end of the 10 year deal with Gaunter O'Dimm and how the MC deals with that
  • Killing the outer god that attacked Vivienne at the lake
  • Fighting against the Behemoth in the Vampire world (and exploring it in general)
  • Actually finishing the Witcher job upgrade (greater mutagens and remaining 4 trials are never done)
  • Potentially acquiring another job mentioned in the character sheet early on
  • Exploring the Skyrim world
  • More exploration with the interaction of the different magic systems, alchemy, enchanting etc from different worlds
  • Making higher level armor and weapons after getting all the blacksmiths and acquiring dragon bones/scales from Skyrim
  • Far more exploration of the Witcher world
  • Dealing with the rift that separates Freya and Melitele from the mortal plane
  • Exploring more worlds by travelling with the elder blood
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I'm sure I've missed a few points that were at the back of my mind, but there is just so much wasted potential in this book that it hurts. Had the pace of the novel slowed down, the MC could have been exploring various worlds with different members from his main circle and slowly integrating new things, instead of:

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the exponentially increasing powerups he gets towards the end of the novel.

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In any case, I'll probably take a break from WNs from a while so that I can replay Witcher 3 after getting hyped from this. <<less
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moneng85
moneng85 rated it
August 23, 2021
Status: c453
Edit: to @Blisfulloblivion my friend, this might be one of the rare good ones. A good fan-fic novel is hard to find because authors portray the original characters to their liking, breaking the whole character's core and just conveniently interpreting the character using just the characteristics they want, and its bad fan-fic in that case.

The whole series is situated years before the start of witcher 3 (the game I only played) and with a little knowledge of what would happen and tidbits here and there, this is the rare novel... more>> that display copied characters truthfully. Gerald will come around ch170s (?) so stay tuned for that.

I am comparing this novel with other tons of fan-fic novels in Novelupdates with 90% of the rating below 3. Their sheer confidence of jumping though series, making nonsensical portrayals of scenario that did not, would not and never happen happen and throwing out the love the author had for the character breaks my heart.

Another reason why I deem this ad a good novel other than the one I stated is because I am comparing another Witcher fan-fic novel, "demon hunter and his hut". The audacity of the author making Witcher a hero of justice, Witcher should cultivate, wrong use of the Witcher back ground and powers is the true horror you should be complaining about.

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A very high quality Chinese novel, very much like in between the legendary mechanic and the lord of mystery

A unique interpretation of the Witcher lore and creative at arranging the characters too

The world just feel alive and all the characters doesn't feel forced or mechanical, characters that does evil or turn chaotic neutral alignment is also explained skillfully in this novel

The power system is well taken from the Witcher universe, even with his golden finger, making him improve his power quickly but not even the strongest at the latest chapters (ch450). Other characters raise their powers realistically, a very good use of time span, it had been around 3 years in the novel and the power level of the whole series plus Mc's development is stable (doesn't go on a DBZ or xianxia power scaling competition)

Characters keep their characteristics consistent through out the series, enemies and allies alike. And the author's original character that interacts with the game character fits well without destroying the relationship, or changes the whole plot realistically. MC also realize changing a scenario creates butterfly effect and the consequences later on.

Everyone is moving in this novel, breathing, a well creation by this author, they progress for better or worse and its still going on

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victorkok
victorkok rated it
August 31, 2021
Status: c17
Actually this is novel is better than most Korean/Chinese transmigration to a game, but instead of a fictional game that doesn't make any sense, it's a actual one, you can say that the author didn't create the settings of the game word but he's does a good job respecting the world of The Witcher.

The MC does have a system but he's not OP or conveniently OP, until where I read, chapter 17, (i may edit this part if something change too quickly but I doubt seeing how the novel... more>> is going) he's still a kid, maybe a kid stronger than people of his age but he's not stronger than a normal adult and he's not a witcher or mage yet so he's still going to die against any beast. It has good characters and the author does a good job in setting the world, if you don't know The Witcher you may lost some details, but you can understand pretty easily what is going on the author explain well to new people.

I don't know why the other guy is so butthurt, "it's not awful but it's not good either" then gives 1/5 not 2/5 or maybe 3/5, maybe he doesn't like these type of novels (Isekai/Transmigration to a game/novel) which is okay, I'm not a fan either but it's not a 1/5, but the novel up to chapter 17 he never talked about Geralt neither a monologue about him, he only briefly mentioned him, ciri too.

Considering this is a asian webnovel not an usual fan fiction this is much better than the usual troupe, isekaied inside a game now I have to avoid death flags being kind and now everyone is in love with me, or inside my game or the game I'm am an super otaku fan.

It's not perfect I say, the novel doesn't enter in much detail about his past, only explain to us who he were and how he was and now he's having a second chance, a better life than before, and I don't like how
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his parents of this are treated after he wants to become a witcher, he throw off his parents in a safe place being only a 14 years old e goes to be a disciple

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augustaugust
augustaugust rated it
October 2, 2021
Status: c107
Top tier work, great power balancing intresting fight sequences. This work stays true to the lore and its laws. I would even go as far to say it has graduated from a mere fanfiction into a great original piece.
The elements of the witcher world is explained and described instead of being thrown in lazily.

The characters supporting, main, mobs even are all fleshed out < a very hard thing to do without boring the readers>

The plotlines are as entertaining as the witcher game it self, from minor sidequests, to chainquest to mainquests.. The flow of events seem natural and not forced. With time to breather in between < unlike most novels where all the sh*t just starts hitting the fan for no reason>.

In conclusion, Great pacing, world building and description.
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Ner0
Ner0 rated it
April 27, 2022
Status: c126
Plot

In term of plot, I would say it's barely passable.
The protagonist know the future and thus yearn to gain strength to survive the incoming wars.
But there's no much else. The author lose himself in quite a few side arcs with interesting content that reveal much of the background but has little to do with the protagonist plot.
One main reason I deem it barely passable is that the protagonist is protected by plot armour and the author doesn't try to hide it. There's little tension because there are always safety nets in place to guarantee the protagonist will always be safe. And since he doesn't get attached to anything or anyone apart from his mentor, there's really nothing he takes the risk of losing.

Background

The background is taken from the games Witcher but I would still rate it as excellent because the author has the ability to imagine the scene and transcript it into a realistic scenery. Breathing a emotional atmosphere into scenes that put the protagonist in the centre.

Characters

I think this is where the novel shine. 5/5 without hesitation.
The characters are well fleshed and every one of them have their own story, flaws and strengths. It's easy to picture them and think of them as realistic.
The only one I'm still dubious about is the protagonist. Due to plot armour, he's too perfect. Always get what he wants from people.

Conclusion

A quality novel that has a a good pace and just enough descriptions to make it immersive without boring the readers. I would recommend it warmly.
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LewdBoi
LewdBoi rated it
October 8, 2021
Status: c108
Honestly so surprising how good it is to say it is mostly a fanfic. You got the MC who isn't amazing just because he's the MC. You see him trying to get better in a world basically full of monsters. I also like the fact that author didn't go the usual route with Geralt being central figure with the MC. I can't wait to continue reading the rest of the story
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MonsieurLimes
MonsieurLimes
January 21, 2022
Status: c272
It's a great fan fic novel. I've read some fan fic novels and they were usually terrible, however this one is nice.

for one the MC doesn't become absurdly powerful and claim all the women or loot the protagonist of the game or whatever the fan fic is about would have, he has his own women and loot.

But it is terribly slow paced, where I'm at he's barely finished the Trial of the Grasses. However the side arcs before the real juicy sh*t aren't bad, in fact they're quite interesting.

of course... more>> he does have his system, but where it's at now, it's not too powerful. All it does it stat points/skills and inventory, maybe a little cheat here and there but he needs to kill a lot of monsters to activate the cheats. The requirements for the cheats get higher and higher each time so it's fairly balanced I'd say.

the one bad thing I have to say is that when he goes to become a Witcher, it was fairly cliche. But hell I'm fine with that cliche since witchers are f*cking awesome.

overall it's pretty good where I'm at.

Ngl, this made me replay the Witcher and I don't regret replaying it at all.

11/15 review: holy crap, this novel just gets better and better. The interactions between characters feel so real, they feel in character and how'd you expect them to act in the games and books. <<less
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Jdjtngitnrheirnbttirbrt rated it
January 13, 2023
Status: c180
It's not bad but inconsistent on power levels (MC will miraculously get the kill or miraculously use his will stat to clutch out something when the author is too lazy) and honestly it's really forced plots after he gets through his trials

I stopped reading for the following reasons.

The "romance" element which should not be there is there way too much. This includes old ladies mol*sting him, big breasted elves. A lake spirit. And a literal 8 year old?

The author literally says " the relationship between a 20 year old and... more>> their 10 year old adoptee? Father daughter, or could it be romantic love? It's hard to say" and then proceeds to make weeeeeeiiiiiird comments and add overly attached 8 year old to our MC (while describing the childs physical features in detail)

The MC is 14 after transmigration but an adult in his first life and exhibits the mental state of an adult, so this just was uncomfortable <<less
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Gsichtselfmeter
Gsichtselfmeter rated it
February 17, 2022
Status: c587
This novel has a breath-taking level of writing detail. The world is vivid and real, the characters breathe and are alive and it is just fun to read. Based on this level of writing I want to give it a 5, but have to settle with a 4, as the latter parts turn into fluff without too much substance.

Imo the turning point is Novigrad, where it devolves into "OMG, I love children!" really fast. (There is the slight suspicion that the author might like children a tad too much.)

None... more>> of the characters have any flaws. You would imagine that a 100+ years old witcher is a bit detached from the world, numb from killing and booze, but instead here everyone is happy playing house. Basically no character does anything evil. No bad blood, no shouting, no jealousy or envy. Just friends :)

Also Roy is a douche, I really don't like him. He is just way too smug about things.

4*, made me reminiscence about Witcher and
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Skyrim

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again. <<less
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Eskinos
Eskinos rated it
March 3, 2022
Status: c470
Damn, I enjoy this a lot. It may be because I'm a Witcher fan, but still...

The world is great and the author respects it without deviating randomly from the events known from the original lore. He actually goes one step further and incorporates them skillfully into the plot.

The MC is pretty reasonable and his growth is stable, at least up until this point. At the beginning there is something pointless about getting exp from the sun, which was absolutely unnecessary and almost turned me away. Later it is never mentioned... more>> again and not even used, he gets exp from the kills.

The novel is pretty slow-paced and in a good way. It goes into many details, which some reviewers treated as info dumps. I however do not think of them this way. They make the whole world all the more believable and add some more flavour to the story.

Unlike with other novels that happen in made-up games, there aren't any (or many) plot-armor-driven-and-totally-random events that the MC suddenly remembers or comes across which save the MCs ass or are totally convenient for the situation he is in. As this is placed in a real game, the author has no way of doing that. (Don't get my wrong tho, still love the genre)

In short it is a book that is a fan fiction, but doesn't feel like it.

Edit:

The story goes in an... interesting direction let's say.
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After a fight he got teleported to skyrim

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I won't change my rating just yet, but this better be good. <<less
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mojimikatp
mojimikatp rated it
January 17, 2022
Status: c116
It's actually the best Witcher fanfic that I read, I would recommend it to everyone who wanted to read a Witcher fanfic.
Spoiler

Edit: it seems like Skyrim is also in the menu boys

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wbrandon rated it
September 11, 2021
Status: c76
Its about a dude who dies and gets poof'd into the witcher world. If you've read the books or seen the series or played the games you know what's up. It plays before the war starts, so who knows what kind of things might change in the story, will new sorcerors appear, new witchers, will there be new kings on the thrones, blablabla. Or will everything stay the same except, for that we now explore into the unexplored? I don't know im just at chapter 76 and so far it's... more>> been pretty good. So yeah, try it if you want. <<less
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Cloves15
Cloves15 rated it
March 26, 2023
Status: c394
At the time of writing this I have caught up to what is on reaperscans (the free stuff at least).

This is (maybe) my first review so pardon me if I don't get my point across properly.

This is quite possibly the best novel I've read, and definitely the best fanfic I've read. I have yet to play, read, or watch any official Witcher content yet so I believe that was crucial in my love for this.

Regardless I would like to put into question what some of the other reviewers... more>> put on this novel. Somebody claimed that the "romance" element is what put them off, and I'm just really super confused where they got that from at all.

"This includes old ladies mol*sting him, big breasted elves. A lake spirit. And a literal 8 year old?"

Let me dissect this real quick. The "old ladies mol*sting him" I think refers to a sorceress who is pretty damn old, but the thing is they don't have s*x at all. At best they have just a playful relationship, and even at the point I'm at right now they
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barely started doing anything, and it isn't exactly super detailed, and needlessly fleshed out like Re:Monster did

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oh the horror! Anyway the other reviewer also refers to a story of 20 year age gap and in*estuous relation as weird (which yeah duh), but in the story it was supposed to be weird. It's not like somebody just dropped that bomb mid-conversation and nobody went "hey uh-what the f*ck dude?"

Alright now to my actual review.

Good Pacing, Good Character Development, Obviously the author can't kill the main character but there are definitely some moments of crisis that play out very well, and I feel like Roy isn't magically escaping death
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save for when he just kinda felt (?) a bolt coming at him, miraculouly caught it, then sensed (?) an assassin directly after

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when romance does eventually come into play it isn't overbearing, and the direction the story takes actually does make a lot of sense. Roy kinda just goes with stuff, while doing his best to get as strong as possible (which really isn't that strong).

I don't have much to say I just really like this novel. <<less
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Felo
Felo
February 25, 2023
Status: c223
This story is absolutely excellent, especially if you have played any of the Witcher games. I have read over 200 chapters in less than a week, and the story has not dropped in quality at all over those chapters. The story really gives me the same heavy grimdark feeling I got when playing the actual game. A lot of the plot follows actual scenes that occurred in the games as well.

Really well done, and they somehow shoved a system in there as well (That only the MC has access to),... more>> and it does not feel too out of place. Oh yes, the translation is also impeccable. Recommended!

Edit: 3 days later and I caught up to chapter 370, the latest. Its still fun to read! <<less
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Mz
Mz
August 23, 2022
Status: c640
Finished reading, had to read about 400 chapters in MTL, my brain was damaged in the process and my English will never be the same.

It was a great novel, really interesting and worth reading, saddly as the Author said in the epilogue of this book, after a while the daily uploads started getting to him and he had less and less time to think about the story he wanted to tell and that ended up causing the history to become worse and worse, he kept losing readers and ended up... more>> in a snowball effect.

In my opinion the novel starts getting worse at about chapter 470, but it's not much worse, the story continues to be pretty good, but things get rushed and lose some connection with the main plot.

Spoiler ahead:

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As some of you already know after c470 (give or take), the Skyrim volume starts, if you think about it, everything that happened in this arc could've been done in the Witcher world and since we had no warning that travelling between worlds was possible before the event happened it was a bit weird for a moment. Still the chapters in skyrim were actually great and the stories told were very interesting, felt a bit like an OVA that impacts the story instead of Filler chapters.

Saddly the story gets very rushed after this point and the author ended the novel without solving some plots. Ex: Crones, Gaunter O'Dimm, Emhyr, Dragon killing, Surprise daughter (he had like 1 interaction with Ellena during the novel...) and a few other plots that I can't remember

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Overall a pretty good novel would give it a 9, 5/10 for the first 300 chapters and probably a 7, 5/10 until the end. <<less
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hypersniper159
hypersniper159
August 10, 2022
Status: c450
The first 350 chapters are great and then it just nose dives like falling out of a plane. Almost everything changes and it doesn't look like it would get any better. Also, Reaper scans butcher the raws I highly recommend the raws its a lot more digestible and show don't tell

The characters have characteristics, well pre350 afterward they just become voices, and it's pointless. All the characters are just echoes of one another and are just there to point things out it's tiring to read. For example, chapter 10 spoiler:... more>>
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Roso, his name in MTL, says in the beginning, that unless I don't acknowledge you, I will continue calling you boy. MC at this point is super strong like possibly the strongest witcher yet and still, he's 'boy'??? it says weak-to-strong tag so you know MC will be strong don't come at me.

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And then they turn into actual echoes later on.

The worldbuilding... is not accurate to the worldbuilding of actual witcher books, in terms of discrimination, but that's fine. It's just that if the author did it correctly, it would have introduced proper characters with actual characteristics that would prevent them from turning into echoes.

The plot seems amazing, it's just for 100 chapters after 350 there's nothing relevant to the plot and it seems that it will come up soon but ugh I can't anymore I am taking a break. The book can probably be broken into two separate books at this point that's how irrelevant it seems.

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After 350, MC builds up the witcher organization, where everyone turns into echos, they get an orphanage and start recruiting new members and the author has to make sure it is ethically correct but that probably has to do with it being in China with their government but it was still annoying to read. But the author raises a question that just makes me want to rip out my hair that is never answered. What's the point of witchers if there are no more monsters, especially since it looks like few and fewer monsters are showing up? the author addresses it as if it's not a question and they need to protect the Witcher heritage, duh! Again the author doesn't address the question which makes me doubt the existence of the witchers and then spends 100+ chapters trying to build up their existence. It. Is. The Most Frustrating. Thing. To. Read.

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Killem2much rated it
March 7, 2022
Status: c125
Pretty great actually sticks to most of the lore of the witcher world and the system isn't OP AF so it gives good tension in the battles and dangerous situations plus the MC is actually decent in my opinion he isn't a piece of sh*t fo no reason but isn't really a good person unless he really likes someone or gets something out of it, not s*upid dumb nor a genius prodigy that knows what to do in every situation just a touch of cleverness and cunning
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miscjt
miscjt rated it
January 15, 2022
Status: c104
Really enjoying it so far. It's a solid fanfiction set in the world of The Witcher. The MC is very familiar with the lore and is deeply rooted with the people of the world. In his quest to explore and gain the strength he often finds his preconceived ideas challenged and uses his encounters as fertilizer to grow from.

Its not the best novel out there but it gains bonus points for a faithful adaptation while also being interesting and unique.
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DudeFrequency rated it
September 12, 2021
Status: c95
The story is good but be warned that the writer takes their time with the world, and sometimes the main plot can be put on pause for long periods. Other than that, the characters are fleshed out, making it hard to predict what is going to happen next, for better or worse, and I do have to say the novel really make you feel sorry for the Witchers since they are discriminated against, and it makes you wanted to kill some of the characters in the story because of how... more>> they treat Witchers. Definitely recommend if you are a fan of these types of stories. <<less
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D3vilMy
D3vilMy
November 28, 2023
Status: Completed
the final arc was tr*sh this novel was 5 star 100% but the final arc destroyed EVERITHING!!!!!!! this novel until the final arc was a masterpiece but... ... more>>
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author create skyrim world only for the MC to kill 1 dragon and and learn only 1 THUM HUM not even the complete one but only a FUS!

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and RUINED EVERYTHING! it was like the author was bored of the novel and wanted to complete the novel in a jiffy this fu**** novel had the spice of the witchers that are 70+ yrs old but the MC is at the final arc barely 18! wooooooooow this novel transformed a earhiling in a savior of worlds in barely 6 yrs? well rip read until 569 the rest is tr*sh I warned you bye <<less
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blahblah123
blahblah123
September 25, 2022
Status: c1
I want to like this but the character dialogue is so bad. The MC doesn't talk to people the way an actual person would, and people don't respond to his childish and/or rude dialogue the way an actual person would. Also the MC is just incredibly s*upid sometimes to drag out the plot. Like unbelievably s*upid, especially since he's normally supposed to be smart.
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