Requiem of the Forgotten
What if the end of Earth was only the beginning of everything else?
What if every survivor was thrown into a fantasy world—without warning, without powers, without a plan?
What if elves, dwarves, and mythical creatures were isekai’d at the same moment too?
What if you had six months before the darkness that erased Earth returned to finish what it started?
When the skies shattered and angels fought the darkness, the world fell in a single night. Only 200,000 humans survived—and alongside them, elves, dwarves, and creatures from every myth and legend were torn from their worlds and thrown onto a mysterious new planet.
Now, they all share one fate.
Six months. That’s the time given before the darkness returns to finish what it started.
With no powers, no leaders, and no second chances, the survivors must train, fight, and unite—or be destroyed. Among them is Aleksander, a teen with nothing to offer. But in a world of chaos, even the weakest may carry the future.
Expect plot twists, emotional deaths, buried memories, strange ruins, impossible choices—and a truth that changes everything.
Because the battle in six months…
…isn’t the end.
It’s the start of something far bigger.
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I really enjoyed the first chapter. It was very good written. I am really exited for the next chapters🔥🔥
Very interesting and good written novel
I want to read mooore of it. I am really excited for the future [img=update]
I hope that the novel will get the hype it deserves 10/10
A gripping fantasy with depth and originality Requiem of the Forgotten is a fresh take on the isekai genre, blending fantasy elements with strong character development and immersive world-building. From the very first chapters, the story pulls you into a world that feels both mysterious and alive, with deep lore, complex societies, and a protagonist whose journey is both tragic and inspiring. Strengths: + Engaging Writing Style: The prose is fluid, immersive, and well-paced. The author masterfully balances action, introspection, and world-building without overwhelming the reader. +Complex Protagonist: Aleks isn’t your typical overpowered isekai hero. His struggles, trauma, and emotional depth make him feel real, and his slow evolution keeps you invested. +Dark yet Hopeful Atmosphere: The setting is grim, with real stakes and consequences. However, moments of camaraderie, humor, and personal growth add balance, making the darkness meaningful rather than overwhelming. + Strong Side Characters: Each character has distinct motivations and personalities, making interactions feel natural and impactful. + Intriguing Lore: The hints of forgotten history, divine conflicts, and the looming darkness add layers to the narrative, keeping the reader hooked. Room for Improvement: - Early Chapters Could Be More Polished – The beginning, while solid, could benefit from tighter pacing and trimming unnecessary scene-setting. The later chapters flow much better. - More Consistent Chapter Lengths – Some chapters feel short, while others are more in-depth. A consistent length would improve pacing and immersion. Final Verdict: Requiem of the Forgotten is an outstanding dark fantasy novel that blends deep world-building, compelling characters, and high-stakes storytelling. If you’re looking for an isekai story that dares to go beyond clichés and offers real emotional depth, this is a must-read. Looking forward to seeing where the story goes next!
It is very early to review the book but I liked the first chapters a lot ❤️
As a hardcore fan of dark fantasy and all things Isekai, Requiem of the Forgotten immediately caught my attention with its gripping premise. The idea of Earth's destruction leading to the survivors being thrown into a mysterious world alongside mythical beings is both fascinating and thrilling. It actually reminds me of an idea I had for my own novel—something that would blend elements of Requiem of the Forgotten and Solo Leveling. This novel also brings to mind Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, a light novel I really enjoyed (and would highly recommend). Like Grimgar, Requiem of the Forgotten captures the struggle of characters thrown into an unfamiliar world with no powers or guidance, forced to fight for survival. The way the story unfolds, the character development, and the looming six-month deadline before darkness returns all create an immersive sense of urgency. Aleksander, as the protagonist, is compelling because he starts with nothing, which sets up great potential for growth. The mix of training, survival, and the unknown truth behind this world makes the plot unpredictable and engaging. What I particularly appreciate is that the story doesn’t just rely on action—it also focuses on the weight of choices, hidden memories, and a grander mystery at play. It’s the kind of narrative that keeps me invested, provided it delivers a satisfying conclusion. I don’t mind whether a book is long or short as long as all arcs are properly concluded, rather than suffering from an abrupt, lazy ending. I’d also love to ask the author about the inspiration behind this novel. What sparked the idea for this world and its premise? Additionally, is this planned to be a long-running series, or does it have a set conclusion in mind? Not going to lie—😅 I first found this novel on a free reading site, but after getting into the story, I decided to switch to the official Webnovel platform to properly support you (the author). I’ll also be voting with Power Stones to help boost its visibility. Overall, I have high hopes for Requiem of the Forgotten, and I’m looking forward to seeing where the story leads.
“Requiem of the Forgotten” is a dark, emotionally grounded fantasy that stands out with its realistic characters, deep worldbuilding, and raw storytelling. The pacing is s bit fast but deliberate, building tension through atmosphere rather than action. Aleks, the main character, feels human—flawed, quiet, and relatable. It’s not your typical overpowered protagonist story. Instead, it’s about surviving, doubting, and slowly changing. If you want something emotional, immersive, and different from the usual power-fantasy tropes, this one’s worth reading.
A immersive fantasy with a gripping storyline and well-developed characters. The world-building is rich, the protagonist feels real, and the stakes keep rising with each chapter. While the early pacing could be tighter, the story quickly finds its rhythm and becomes hard to put down. Highly recommended for fans of deep lore and character-driven narratives!
Requiem of the Forgotten is a rare gem in the Webnovel scene—an emotionally grounded, immersive fantasy that combines deep character introspection with breathtaking world-building and a plot that constantly evolves. What starts as a familiar “loner-isekai” setup quickly transforms into something far more complex, poetic, and gripping.(Just get past Chapter 28)
one of the best prologues I have ever read! Amazing setting and characters!
I really went im without any expectations . And past chapter 30 I couldn't stop reading this masterpiece!
amazing plot ! good characters, keep writing.
Very interesting setting. It has got great potential!
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