Damned Healer

Another excellent book from the author. It’s very well written and has fascinating worldbuilding. The main characters have layers that slowly unfold—they’re not one-dimensional or empty. This isn’t a comedy, and there’s no direct system or cultivation. It’s a solid mix of action, combat, and a dark touch. For someone who loves dragon girls, this book definitely earns extra points :D The best part of the author’s style—refined since his last story—is that the book isn’t slow or dragged out. There’s no time wasted on useless stuff, and the MC is always moving forward. At the same time, there’s always a thoughtful, deeper layer if you feel like digging into it. This is clearly a sequel to Duality of Shadows. You don’t need to have read the previous book—it stands perfectly on its own—but if you did, you’ll recognize a few characters and elements showing up here. That adds an extra layer of fun—makes you wonder what happened between the two stories, and why certain characters are acting the way they are now. If you’re into something that looks simple and interesting on the surface, but can go much deeper if you want it to—this is absolutely worth reading.