Review Detail of Boundless_ in DxD: Blaze, Fire of Lust! (18+ Smut)

After reading, annotating, inspecting, studying, and philosophizing about this novel, I truly believe this to be a remarkable, one-of-a-kind creation. The story is comprised of a masterful, compelling plot, one reminiscent of renowned literary classics such as ‘Ashes to Ashes’ on RoyalRoad and George R. R. Martin’s ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’. It possesses a great flow and pacing, fight scenes charged with a volcano’s worth of tension, and realistic, interesting characters, which are obviously accompanied by well-written and clever dialogue. Speaking of the writing, every aspect of it is perfect - I’d think it to be a product of Mark Twain or T.S. Elliot were it not for the author’s distinct identity. Similarly to Shakespeare’s magnum opuses, this era-defining chef-d'oeuvre of the ages will never be forgotten and shall be forever studied by schoolchildren and scholars alike. I genuinely cannot lather enough praise on this work of art - my literacy level isn’t fit for such a jaunting task - so, please, allow me to end this early so you can experience (as reading this novel is a pure feeling of exhilaration that will never leave neither me nor you for the rest of our lives; you never truly stop reading DxD: Blaze, Fire of Lust! (18+ Smut), in my opinion) what it’s like to read a story written with divine inspiration. But, know this: ye can be saved; ye can find joy and grace in heaven! I tell you that grace can be found by perfect obedience to the will of god. I tell ye that I, and such as I, can offer ye the gift of grace. Ye can be saved! Ye can be saved!