In a Universe with Gods, Yokai, Angels, Fallen Angels and Devils, this is the Story of a Mysterious Overpowered Judge with the powers of Genshin characters in Dxd....without memories of the DxD Anime. Read as he passes order on the world!
I was very upset when the original was removed. Now I'm glad that it wasn't done by the author himself. I really want you to continue writing this masterpiece❤️
2 months ago
9
Kil0
This story is randomly generated garbage, clearly written by a robot. The story contradicts itself from paragraph to paragraph and characters forget what they are talking about. I don’t think the other reviewers actually opened the book, they just liked the premise and waiting for chapters. This is straight up unreadable trash
a month ago
8
Capivara_Brasil
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2 months ago
8
Soaringray
What happened to the original??!...............
2 months ago
5
Lakerus43
It does fell like a really cool idea and so far is 5⭐️ now iis just waiting for more
2 months ago
2
AspiringPedo
This is a review from the last itteration, but I dont think the story changed much so it should still be valid. Dont take my word for it though, if you really want know if this review still works you can read a few chapters to see. I used ai to take all my complaint comments from the paragraphs and make it into a review, so it wont just be a bunch of mad ramblings😂
Rating: ★★★☆☆ For effort at least💀
Review:
“DxD: The Primordial Judge” by StrikerAuthor sets out to create an epic narrative of an overpowered protagonist serving as a divine judge in the chaotic universe of High School DxD. Unfortunately, what we get is a fanfic plagued with inconsistencies, shallow world-building, and a protagonist who, despite his immense power, accomplishes little to nothing of substance.
1. Overpowered Protagonist with No Real Impact
The protagonist is billed as an immensely powerful “Primordial Judge,” combining the powers of Genshin Impact characters in the DxD universe. Yet, his overwhelming strength serves no purpose when he is the only member of the court capable of enforcing any form of justice. The entire concept of a judicial faction falls apart when it’s revealed that this supposedly grand court relies entirely on a single individual to execute punishment. The protagonist’s role as the lone enforcer reduces the court to a mere façade, a hollow entity that exists only to prop up the main character’s ego. If your entire judicial system crumbles without one person, can it even be called a faction?
2. Pointless Judicial System and Lack of Authority
The fanfic attempts to introduce a powerful court that governs supernatural justice. However, the idea of a faction so mighty is laughable when it can’t prevent or address major incidents like the Nekoshou Massacre. The lack of any meaningful response from the court is bewildering. Despite its supposed reputation and history, it fails to act against even minor devil families. This makes the court seem like nothing more than a “paper tiger,” a toothless organization feared for no apparent reason. The protagonist is portrayed as the ultimate judge, yet his power does not translate into any form of effective governance. How can readers take this so-called “faction” seriously when it’s clear that the only real power lies in the hands of a single, inconsistent character?
3. Inconsistent World-Building and Contradictory Timelines
The world-building in this story is shockingly inconsistent. Despite the supernatural world being filled with beings who live for centuries, we are expected to believe that a mere 20 years of inactivity has caused the entire supernatural community to forget the influence of the court. This makes absolutely no sense. For entities that live hundreds to thousands of years, a two-decade hiatus should be nothing more than a blip. Yet the author expects us to buy into the idea that this short span was enough for the court to lose all its credibility and for a “new world order” to form.
Worse still, the story can’t even keep its own timeline straight. In one chapter, the protagonist is said to have been in seclusion for 10 years, only for it to be later revealed that it was actually 20 years! This glaring inconsistency is an insult to readers who are paying attention and expecting a coherent narrative.
4. A Protagonist Who is Supposedly the ‘World’s Greatest Detective,’ but Acts Like a Fool
The author attempts to present the protagonist as the “World’s Greatest Detective,” yet his actions and decision-making contradict this title at every turn. It takes him an absurd 30 years to realize that his “visions” are merely memories from his past life, that time including the 20 years he spent in seclusion. This is despite knowing that he has been reincarnated and possesses powers from a game character. The protagonist’s so-called detective skills are laughable, making him appear more like the “World’s Slowest Detective.” This absurdly long period of cluelessness is not only frustrating but downright insulting to readers who are supposed to believe in the character’s intelligence.
5. Contradictory Plot Elements and Bizarre Story Choices
The story is riddled with bizarre and contradictory plot points. For instance, we’re told that the protagonist has no memories of the High School DxD anime, yet he gets memories of DxD in the first chapter. This inconsistency feels like a bait-and-switch, a narrative scam that only serves to confuse the reader further.
Additionally, the story implies that the protagonist has been inactive for 20 years because he was trying to understand his visions. This is an absurd waste of time. Most protagonists in similar stories might briefly ponder their mysterious visions but then move on, adapting to their circumstances and acting on what they know. Here, the protagonist wastes two decades doing essentially nothing, only to come to the realization that his visions were memories. It’s a laughably poor use of time that drags the story down and makes the protagonist appear indecisive and ineffective.
6. A ‘Great’ Faction with No Real Power
The fanfic fails to justify the fear and respect supposedly commanded by the court. The lack of meaningful punishment for major infractions, such as the actions of devil families, makes the entire judicial system look like a joke. If the protagonist is the only one capable of enforcing the court’s will, then the rest of the faction might as well not exist. Not only that, but the Four Satans lack of control over the devils just makes this even worse. Although it’s normal for them to have no control over devils, but when such a huge faction is breathing down your neck and even gives you the power to punish the devils with no political fallout, they still fail to reign them in? Even after knowing the consequences of offending the court would be greater than whatever would come out of actually doing your jobs as Satans and meeting out punishments? Yeah I don’t buy it.
Final Thoughts
“DxD: The Primordial Judge” is a poorly executed power fantasy that collapses under the weight of its own inconsistencies. The protagonist, while overpowered, is ultimately ineffective and surrounded by a faction that is nothing more than a sham. The world-building is shallow, the plot is riddled with contradictions, and the story’s pacing is bogged down by unnecessary plot padding. For a fanfic that promised a tale of divine justice, it delivers nothing but disappointment.
If you’re looking for a compelling and well-thought-out High School DxD fanfic, this isn’t it. Save yourself the frustration and skip this one. There are far better stories out there that handle similar themes with much more finesse.
7 days ago
1
Bocifer
Wow cant believe i missed a gem Like this, the premise IS amazing and unique. Imagining all the cool trials and judgments that will follow, makes me Wish for more chapters.
2 months ago
1
Shurikgal
On chapter 9 and it's awesome. Interesting idea and plot, can't wait for the next chapters. I hope author-san you finish this story and I wish you good luck.
2 months ago
1
guarek03
Neuvillette in dxd. The story is great so far and i can't wait to see where this goes....................................................................
2 months ago
1
0ArtoriaPendragon0
Loving this. While I love the judgment and authority over the justice alongside the stance he holds. It might be interesting if we see ophis developing emotions alongside feelings for MC after retrieving her long wish of silence bringing her to spend her days with MC while occasionally retreating to silence
a month ago
0
DaoistzCzEBJ
I'm loving this novel this is hand's down the best DxD fanfic I've no scratch that the best DxD novel I've read please release more chapters waiting is killing me 😔🥲🥲🥲
I was very upset when the original was removed. Now I'm glad that it wasn't done by the author himself. I really want you to continue writing this masterpiece❤️
This story is randomly generated garbage, clearly written by a robot. The story contradicts itself from paragraph to paragraph and characters forget what they are talking about. I don’t think the other reviewers actually opened the book, they just liked the premise and waiting for chapters. This is straight up unreadable trash
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What happened to the original??!...............
It does fell like a really cool idea and so far is 5⭐️ now iis just waiting for more
This is a review from the last itteration, but I dont think the story changed much so it should still be valid. Dont take my word for it though, if you really want know if this review still works you can read a few chapters to see. I used ai to take all my complaint comments from the paragraphs and make it into a review, so it wont just be a bunch of mad ramblings😂 Rating: ★★★☆☆ For effort at least💀 Review: “DxD: The Primordial Judge” by StrikerAuthor sets out to create an epic narrative of an overpowered protagonist serving as a divine judge in the chaotic universe of High School DxD. Unfortunately, what we get is a fanfic plagued with inconsistencies, shallow world-building, and a protagonist who, despite his immense power, accomplishes little to nothing of substance. 1. Overpowered Protagonist with No Real Impact The protagonist is billed as an immensely powerful “Primordial Judge,” combining the powers of Genshin Impact characters in the DxD universe. Yet, his overwhelming strength serves no purpose when he is the only member of the court capable of enforcing any form of justice. The entire concept of a judicial faction falls apart when it’s revealed that this supposedly grand court relies entirely on a single individual to execute punishment. The protagonist’s role as the lone enforcer reduces the court to a mere façade, a hollow entity that exists only to prop up the main character’s ego. If your entire judicial system crumbles without one person, can it even be called a faction? 2. Pointless Judicial System and Lack of Authority The fanfic attempts to introduce a powerful court that governs supernatural justice. However, the idea of a faction so mighty is laughable when it can’t prevent or address major incidents like the Nekoshou Massacre. The lack of any meaningful response from the court is bewildering. Despite its supposed reputation and history, it fails to act against even minor devil families. This makes the court seem like nothing more than a “paper tiger,” a toothless organization feared for no apparent reason. The protagonist is portrayed as the ultimate judge, yet his power does not translate into any form of effective governance. How can readers take this so-called “faction” seriously when it’s clear that the only real power lies in the hands of a single, inconsistent character? 3. Inconsistent World-Building and Contradictory Timelines The world-building in this story is shockingly inconsistent. Despite the supernatural world being filled with beings who live for centuries, we are expected to believe that a mere 20 years of inactivity has caused the entire supernatural community to forget the influence of the court. This makes absolutely no sense. For entities that live hundreds to thousands of years, a two-decade hiatus should be nothing more than a blip. Yet the author expects us to buy into the idea that this short span was enough for the court to lose all its credibility and for a “new world order” to form. Worse still, the story can’t even keep its own timeline straight. In one chapter, the protagonist is said to have been in seclusion for 10 years, only for it to be later revealed that it was actually 20 years! This glaring inconsistency is an insult to readers who are paying attention and expecting a coherent narrative. 4. A Protagonist Who is Supposedly the ‘World’s Greatest Detective,’ but Acts Like a Fool The author attempts to present the protagonist as the “World’s Greatest Detective,” yet his actions and decision-making contradict this title at every turn. It takes him an absurd 30 years to realize that his “visions” are merely memories from his past life, that time including the 20 years he spent in seclusion. This is despite knowing that he has been reincarnated and possesses powers from a game character. The protagonist’s so-called detective skills are laughable, making him appear more like the “World’s Slowest Detective.” This absurdly long period of cluelessness is not only frustrating but downright insulting to readers who are supposed to believe in the character’s intelligence. 5. Contradictory Plot Elements and Bizarre Story Choices The story is riddled with bizarre and contradictory plot points. For instance, we’re told that the protagonist has no memories of the High School DxD anime, yet he gets memories of DxD in the first chapter. This inconsistency feels like a bait-and-switch, a narrative scam that only serves to confuse the reader further. Additionally, the story implies that the protagonist has been inactive for 20 years because he was trying to understand his visions. This is an absurd waste of time. Most protagonists in similar stories might briefly ponder their mysterious visions but then move on, adapting to their circumstances and acting on what they know. Here, the protagonist wastes two decades doing essentially nothing, only to come to the realization that his visions were memories. It’s a laughably poor use of time that drags the story down and makes the protagonist appear indecisive and ineffective. 6. A ‘Great’ Faction with No Real Power The fanfic fails to justify the fear and respect supposedly commanded by the court. The lack of meaningful punishment for major infractions, such as the actions of devil families, makes the entire judicial system look like a joke. If the protagonist is the only one capable of enforcing the court’s will, then the rest of the faction might as well not exist. Not only that, but the Four Satans lack of control over the devils just makes this even worse. Although it’s normal for them to have no control over devils, but when such a huge faction is breathing down your neck and even gives you the power to punish the devils with no political fallout, they still fail to reign them in? Even after knowing the consequences of offending the court would be greater than whatever would come out of actually doing your jobs as Satans and meeting out punishments? Yeah I don’t buy it. Final Thoughts “DxD: The Primordial Judge” is a poorly executed power fantasy that collapses under the weight of its own inconsistencies. The protagonist, while overpowered, is ultimately ineffective and surrounded by a faction that is nothing more than a sham. The world-building is shallow, the plot is riddled with contradictions, and the story’s pacing is bogged down by unnecessary plot padding. For a fanfic that promised a tale of divine justice, it delivers nothing but disappointment. If you’re looking for a compelling and well-thought-out High School DxD fanfic, this isn’t it. Save yourself the frustration and skip this one. There are far better stories out there that handle similar themes with much more finesse.
Wow cant believe i missed a gem Like this, the premise IS amazing and unique. Imagining all the cool trials and judgments that will follow, makes me Wish for more chapters.
On chapter 9 and it's awesome. Interesting idea and plot, can't wait for the next chapters. I hope author-san you finish this story and I wish you good luck.
Neuvillette in dxd. The story is great so far and i can't wait to see where this goes....................................................................
Loving this. While I love the judgment and authority over the justice alongside the stance he holds. It might be interesting if we see ophis developing emotions alongside feelings for MC after retrieving her long wish of silence bringing her to spend her days with MC while occasionally retreating to silence
I'm loving this novel this is hand's down the best DxD fanfic I've no scratch that the best DxD novel I've read please release more chapters waiting is killing me 😔🥲🥲🥲
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this is a very unique fanfic hope to see this remains as interesting as it is now
So the author rewrite the story huh? well this one had improved. very nice.