Review Detail of PilgrimJagger in Godlike: The Rise of a Skill-stealing Rune Master chasing revenge
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Hello! This is my newest book; I hope you will like it. To support me, please send powerstones and help spread the word about the story. What are my thoughts on the book? In my opinion did a decent job, but ultimately, the final say is up to you. I'm hoping you'll find Sebastian, the main character likable. It's difficult to capture his essence and stay consistent with his personality, but I'm giving it my best shot. Let me know what you think.
Godlike: The Rise of a Skill-stealing Rune Master chasing revenge
PilgrimJagger
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PilgrimJagger:Yes, there is Romance. If you read the first chapters, you can understand why.
To everyone: I got previously asked if this book has harem. Back then, I mistakenly thought the question was directed for my other book, Biological Supercomputer, and said yes (because there is a harem there). However, i later noticed the question was made regarding "Godlike". In this case then no, I don't plan on making harems here. For those who read my previous reply, i do apologize, that has been a genuine mistake. Regardless, I don't think you should judge a book for the presence of harem itself. There could be authors that place a lot of emphasis on the sexual aspect, but this is not what I did in Biological Supercomputer. So, what I want to say, is that there are good and bad harems. I don't like harems at all. I only inserted it in Biological to try. However, this doesn't mean Harems are inherently a bad thing. So, for all harem lovers, don't just say thanks no and pass on the book just because it doesn't have harem, and to those who do not like them, you might be missing great books that have harems. Regardless, Godlike has no harem, biological does.
Alright, will add to library. But harems is a make or break deal for many readers. You either like it or you don't. There is no in between.
PilgrimJagger:To everyone: I got previously asked if this book has harem. Back then, I mistakenly thought the question was directed for my other book, Biological Supercomputer, and said yes (because there is a harem there). However, i later noticed the question was made regarding "Godlike". In this case then no, I don't plan on making harems here. For those who read my previous reply, i do apologize, that has been a genuine mistake. Regardless, I don't think you should judge a book for the presence of harem itself. There could be authors that place a lot of emphasis on the sexual aspect, but this is not what I did in Biological Supercomputer. So, what I want to say, is that there are good and bad harems. I don't like harems at all. I only inserted it in Biological to try. However, this doesn't mean Harems are inherently a bad thing. So, for all harem lovers, don't just say thanks no and pass on the book just because it doesn't have harem, and to those who do not like them, you might be missing great books that have harems. Regardless, Godlike has no harem, biological does.
I understand. It's not a complete deal breaker for me, but when it gets ridiculous, which is more often than not the case, I usually leave the books. But at least I give them a shot :D Let me know if you like the book :D
Hardy1j:Alright, will add to library. But harems is a make or break deal for many readers. You either like it or you don't. There is no in between.image
PilgrimJagger:I understand. It's not a complete deal breaker for me, but when it gets ridiculous, which is more often than not the case, I usually leave the books. But at least I give them a shot :D Let me know if you like the book :D