Rise of the Living Enchantment

De: The First Observer

Narrado por: Giancarlo Herrera, Hannah Schooner

What do you do when you and a group of people are summoned to another world to stop a rising darkness and your brother becomes the Demon King?

The answer to that question is quite diverse, but Aiden had one.

In an attempt to save his brother, Aiden is caught in a clash of spells between the Demon King and a mythical opponent, suffers recommended termination at the hands of the very system that had become a part of his life since being summoned, and wakes up back at the first day.

Armed with the knowledge from his past life, he's got another chance, and Aiden Lacheart has no intentions of allowing his brother to become the Demon King once more. There's only one problem: he doesn't think he's the only one who's come back in time.

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There's just something annoying about the story.

The main character annoys me, but then the writing style changes and I don't mind as much. Then the character spaces out again while a full exposition of world building happens and somehow you realize the character did that space out in real time. It feels like an unintentional fourth wall break. It's just all over the place, and then the deeper you go the more you realize the author isn't punishing their main character for mistakes that they're making, which makes things start to feel like they don't actually matter and the authors going to tell you the result of the story even if it doesn't make sense. The narrators make the characters feel good, but it's a bit of a polished turd situation