Etudie Perpetuity

This is definitely a hidden gem. Too bad it has not yet reached the necessary amount of reviews (10 I believe) to have an official rating and thus more views. I really like the magic system, or more accurately the rules making it up. This world has huge potential for adventures, relationships, world building, it leaves me hoping for more. You can tell that the author does not cut corners when it comes to research regarding background, science and history.

This was recommended to me as a fan of elves and I was in for a treat. Especially others reaction to Cas doesn't get old. It will be on top of my reading list for daily updates.

Review was written when 21 chapters were released, but I'll update it in the future. Do you have an itch for magic, science or even philosophy? Do you like vast but detailed landscapes? Hearing elders recite stories of an age long gone, when gods still roamed the earth? Did you ever want to burn something only by wishing that combustion takes place? Easy. How about weaving simple holograms out of flames? No problem, as long as you understand how fire works! If you said "Yes" to any of the questions above, then you've definitely came to the right place! Follow the story of Cas, a human, reincarnated as an elf, blessed and knowledgeable enough to use the foundations of magic. Even though this promising story just started, I'll gladly add it to my daily routine. 5 Stars Keep up the good work!

A spectacular story, filled with mystery, adventure and magic! Watching the MC and other characters learn how to use magic and the descriptions of the spells are simply so interesting!

I am the author, but I wanted to help this story reach more people so I am leaving a review. Thank you so much to everybody who has given this story a shot. It has been a life-changing journey working on this every day for almost a year now! I believe the pace of the story, the wide cast of characters, and the unique world and setting are all a lot of fun. I tried to keep the grammar and writing quality as high as I could for a story being published on a daily grind, and am satisfied with the balance of quality and quantity! Thank you once again for the support, and I hope to see you around in the future as well!

Captivating worldbuilding with an interesting and fun magic system. Slow start, but the tension ratchets up plenty later on. Writing is very well done!

Intriguing story. The world seems to be small and big at the same time. The author feeds us information with two spoons. The one for misc details is big and the one for the crucial and most needed information is very small. A bit vexing.

Noel and Cas don’t even get married. Gets really boring after 100 chapters and sooo slow. Cas just dies and loses his powers at the end. What’ the point of the entire story then

A good story, quite well written, describing excellently the magic and the thinking and actions of the characters. I seriously recommend it for anyone that wish to see a new style of story.

I Love the story very its very good plus great characters development and details and an amazing plot it's exciting and it makes you keep wanting more

This is a fascinating story with a magic system that relies on “knowledge” and “wisdom” where wisdom is more like “practice”. Though it is far more complicated than that. The story itself is extremely slow and sometimes it is obvious that it is not writen by a professional author(or at least I think not). But in my mind, what makes this novel stand out is the pure philosophy, psychology, physics, literature, and many other spheres of knowledge the author uses. Almost every chapter feels like a university paper writen in a fantasy novel format. This not only makes it fun to read but helps me polish and remember many simple things such different laws of motion and how they progressed over time. Another thing that I love about this novel are the different races and the flora and founa. There is a clear distinction betwen how elves live and think compared to humans. It always nages me when people put all the humanoid races under one banner when their life expectency is completely different. There is no way a humanoid that can think and live for 500+ years should have the same thought process as a human when the avrage life expectancy is about 30-40 years. Some of my favorite parts of the novel are when the author goes on to what seems like philosophical rambling threw his main character. Honestly, what truly sold me on this novel was the search for the meaning of the word “annihilation” whitch had a second meaning to the locals of the planet. Everybody seemed to understand the word but could not properly translate it to the mc. If you love novels that make you think and focus on world building, this is for you. I would even so far as to call this a hidden Cullinian diamond

Pretty good book kinda slow tho C.