Reincarnation of the Death God 3
Reincarnation of the Death God, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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J.S. Arquin
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Unvex
Questions asked. Identity revealed. Promises made.
With his first semester soon coming to an end, Nox the Death God, now known as Eli of Velmond, has realized just how difficult it is to keep up with his disguise without arousing any suspicion. Especially now that all eyes are on him after his encounter with Aria, the Lady of Light. With fake [Heroes], Avatars of Death, and demons to deal with, how will he be able to survive the rest of his time in the Holy Academy without getting exposed?
And that is not to mention his upcoming finals too...
With the threat of being discovered to be the reincarnated Death God being more real than ever, Eli resolves to prepare himself for this possibility by doing the only thing he can do:
Get stronger.
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as for the rest... it's A LOT of shifting PoVs to tell the same story over and over. it's made the progress of the story feel VERY slow. half the Finals chapters were people looking at what Eli does and just look on in disbelief... and constantly doubt his abilities. I'd rather we not constantly get a shifted pov just for us to know what we already know: people think Eli is weaker than he is. we don't need to hear it after every single feat Eli does. if we do, we don't need it to be so damn long!
please, author, get an editor who can constructively critique you into making some changes before publishing. you're doing too much while doing so little.
lastly, Eli needs smarter people around him. his decisions are stupid and only turn out okay because of pure dumb luck, but it is forced to appear as if he made a good decision. also his first assumption when confronted about ANYTHING is that somehow found out he was the death god. every. single. time.
less susurrations... rejoice!
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