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Waking up, Azura Bell see's light and then later on finds out that he is a child. Although having the thoughts of a teenager, he does not remember his past life. He only remembers short pieces of that life and how he dies. He starts his life with a loving family but also a weird one. He finds out that he is in a strange world unlike his past one. This world has many creatures like Elves, Demi-Humans, and more. And all of them will go against him if they find out his secrets! He is about to face a world of magic and cultivation that shall be against him in anyway possible. Will he face the cruel world and learn truths? Will he be able to overcome all his obstacles? Will he be able to protect his loved ones and his family? Come and follow Azura through his journey! And to what will happen to Azura nobody will know. Unless if you follow him. Try to guess what will happen. After all, this is A World Of Possibilities!
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I'm sorry that I have been gone for a long time. And to all who have read this before I said that I lost almost all of my novel because of my pc that broke. I have started then rewriting it and made it much better and I think Im happy that my pc broke at that time. I shall start publishing again but I suggest that you all start reading from the start since I changed so much of my story.
For Everyone that thinks things are missing here and there around my novel and the concept of it. Im going to say this once. EVERYTHING WILL COME SLOWLY DUE TIME IN THE CHAPTERS. I will report in my notes when I have changed the chapters and other things.
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Easy to read. Written in fresh language. There is humor. The title page attracts attention, but it is not copyright. The chapters are short, but easy to read. Although I'm already repeating myself. I liked the dialogs. They are not heavy, the text block is light, therefore there is no too much overload of the text with unnecessary information. The world in which the character lives is not yet entirely clear, it is not described in sufficient detail. But apparently the author will come to this a little later. Character character is revealed gradually. The synopsis does not indicate the frequency of updates. But judging by the data, updates happen spontaneously. In general, I can give 4.8 stars. What catches your eye is the ease of the text, the purity and freshness of the presentation of the material, about a seemingly battered topic. This is undoubtedly a big plus.
This story has a pretty good concept. I've always liked fantasy stuff, and amnesiac characters are pretty good plot devices, but I've always felt they were good when their amnesia was used to sort of walk us through and allow the reader to rediscover their past or something like that, but this story follows an amnesiac 18 year old character just kind of existing, at least so far. Maybe that's not what you were aiming for with Azura but it kind of feels like that. This sort of ties in with the story feel. It feels as though there's at least to me. I sort of understand having to set everything up since your starting at the beginning of this kids life and its kind of hard trying to develop conflict for a young kid, but it's a bit boring to read normal family stuff. I believe that all great stories have conflict between characters but there's close to no conflict in this story. Adding some sort of tangible conflict to the story might help somewhat. Characters are a slight problem as well. Dialogue is a little stilted, but mostly the characters don't feel as if they have years long worth experience between them or that they talk outside of when the main character is there. Like I'm not sure who would just decide to name their child after giving birth and not during the months prior, but maybe that's just my inexperience with parentage. Anyway's I'm a pretty god damn bad writer, so I'd take this with a lot of salt. Good work so far.