The Embodiment of Insanity
In a realm where boundless of mysteries are left be to unfold and secrets that remained unsolved, as a person who grew up in such a crazy world filled with nothing but madness, would you not turn insane?
Be careful, try not to lose yourself.
This is not a story about man against divination, curses, technologies or even against another man, because this is a chronicle about a person against their own self and their twisted ideals and beliefs.
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Author: "Warning! This story is a dark one and it contains abuse, torture, death, killing, and revenge."
"So if you don't want that type of story then don't read this you've been warned!"
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Total Volumes: 8
Volume 1: The Beginning After the End - "The Ghost of the Story" (The past of the protagonist and the beginning of their journey)
Volume 2: Reason to Live - "Goal" (The last string cut to make the protagonist seek vengeance)
Volume 3: (Upcoming)
Volume 4: (Upcoming)
Volume 5: (Upcoming)
Volume 6: (Upcoming)
Volume 7: (Upcoming)
Volume 8: (Upcoming)
Reveal Spoiler
Interesting and great read so far. It got me curious from the start and I love it. Highly recommended.
The chapters are truly well-written and left me spellbound. Loved the progression and it's a very well paced work. The development of the story is very interesting as well. A gem, indeed.
Wow... just wow! (ﾟДﾟ≡ﾟДﾟ)ﾞ? The first chapter was incredibly captivating and well-written. The pacing was smooth, and the character development unfolded naturally, each element surprising me in the best way. The story hooked me so much, I almost leveled up to level 3 just from reading! 🤣 If you’re into this genre, don’t wait—start reading now before you miss out! You won’t regret it! 🔥🔥
First of all, I think this book was well-written. It started well, followed by the next chapters. I also think that naming the characters with numbers was a great idea. It's only a bummer that the updates only happen once a week, but the chapters are long, so it's kind of understandable. It's not easy to write, after all. Overall, this was a great read for me.