Lost From Grace
Author: Mark_of_sacrifice
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What if you were transmigrated into the body of a villain who isn't even bulky but still is trash enough to be the reason for the death of his family? You, too, would curse him despite being him, right? Our Protagonist did that, too, but not for long. He isn't stupid- ...perhaps he is, but he learns from his mistakes. Inside being a character of a game that will soon be destroyed by the force otherworldly forces, the Protagonist will take action soon. In this journey from being in the body of trash to being the strongest to save the world to escape the game's reality, what can go wrong?
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Here I am after the 3 chapter rule and this is my review for now. My mood can swing and some of the fellow readers may not find my review helpful, so keep in mind that different opinions and thought could also be called individuality. The writer seems inexperienced and inconsistent. While I myself am a new reader, I am here to speak the negatives. Spoilers ahead... The story follows an average character whose name was revealed at chapter 2 (Park Sohyun) this was something that should be revealed in chap 1. He was streaming a game called 'Lost from Grace' till he found himself stuck in the game as it's tutorial boss Vanitas von Syche, a typical prideful noble. The protagonist has mentioned many times that the world of the game is soon to be crumble. I don't know why but I feel like despite him saying that he isn't serious at all. In the end I wanna say characters are a little unusual or unique you may say, but they are far better than few novels I've read in this site. The pacing is slow or sometimes too fast to digest so it is confusing but if luck is on my side and I could bear reading this, I hope it could atleast be a decent novel in the far future. May the author improve consistency and his pacing.