Power Level : Immortals
Taekwondo, Martial Arts, Taijutsu, and Tai Chi power tournaments created by the Titans from the Garden Realm are created around the world of earth, and the winners of those gains mythical artifacts that could grant them power, knowledge, luck, or even new power abilities.
All throughout the world, people are born and blessed with fighting powers and abilities, having numbered power levels to identify their strength.
Among them, in the heart of Saitama Japan, is a 15 year old boy named Duri. A boy with shadow fighting powers, and an unknown power level. After fleeing the shadow realm and into earth, he encounters high school, power tournaments, villains, acquaintances, and brutality...all while trying to avoid the main man wanting to kill him for his power...Zabel.
so far i like the story and the mc.the world background is decent to me.i like this story i dont know how to give a proper review.
pretty good novel so far the fight scenes are good and the world background is great and character designs are average
So far this has been an enjoyable start with a lot of promise. As a character I quite like Duri and am rather intrigued to see where he and the story goes from this point forward. The explanations and conversations don’t feel forced and have a nice flow as well, which makes reading things easier. The grammar and spelling is also at a better level than your typical Webnovel story. Which is always a plus. All in all, definitely an enjoyable read.
The last review I left on another novel was way too wordy so I’ll keep this one short and sweet. I like this novel. It’s fun, packed with action, it has a well rounded group of characters and the author actually seems to edit their work. Plus the characters aren’t afraid to swear, which some authors seem to avoid like the plague. I can’t say it’s perfect, but it doesn’t make me cringe and I haven’t noticed any plot holes either. Honesty It’s a shame this isn’t more well known.
Im at chapter 30 so I think I’ve read enough to leave my thoughts here. And I gotta say I like what I read. The characters are interesting and the world feels fleshed out and ever growing. Though sometimes I feel things should be described in greater detail, like the fights scenes and the appearances of the characters. Spelling isn’t much of an issue either from what I’ve seen. I’d say It’s definitely worth a shot if you have the time.
I came because of the kick *ss cover page and I was not disappointed. This is definitely one of the more enjoyable stories I’ve read recently.
pretty decent so far, its kinda stereotypical but definitely has its charm, when I fully catch up I will update my review. ...................