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Asgards Burning Prince
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Aerion was born into an unparalleled dynasty, read as he delves into the very depths of the Marvel Universe while keeping his flames burning and his spear sharp to ward away from encroaching evil.
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I found the story good but also a little bad because it can't make me want to read the next chapter, everything seems very monotonous but that could be because I read other novels with a much better level of writing that makes my judgment be like that but the theme really It's interesting but it didn't hook me that much, I stopped at chapter 16 but I still recommend reading it after all you might like it
First of all, I want to say that I don't actually think the story deserves one star. This is given more for balance. The story is actually rather good, but not great. I can someone appreciate this inspiration from Elden ring making the main character after messmer but also just copy/pasting the dragon from elden ring went a bit too far into lazy territory, and became a negative. The story itself does have good qualities, but it's simply missing satisfaction. The story in the beginning constantly jumps around with the main characters age with zero explanation. One moment he's four, then he's eight, then 12, now 17. These time jumps happen with very little warning or explanation. It feels like many steps are just skipped over, leading to things feeling unsatisfying. Rather than seeing his growth, we only see the bullet points of it like the author is just trying to rush to the good stuff, and can't be bothered filling in the gaps. It is also rather unsatisfying that right after powering up and achieving his divinity, he just ends up losing twice right after that. Like I said, the story is good, but not great. I would normally give it about three and a half stars.
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*Writing quality* 4/5 why because it's solid yes they are some grammar errors but it's something so small you wouldn't notice it *Story development* 4-2/5 it depends honestly on how you're gonna take the 500yrs sitting on the same spot because am embarrassed to show my face because I coiuldn't control my teenage anger *Character design* 1/5 The first 3 chapters tells you how the character will develop, he had some amazing growth as a person but after the nova incident everything about him it's a flop *Update stability* 5/5 the author is fast when it's comes to the initial chapters by to see after some time *World background* 5/5 It's marvel This is one way you can kill a story " I skipped the last 500yrs because I was bored 🥱 i will make something up to explain way he sat on the same spot for 500yrs and why his overpowered mother who is said to be the greatest mage didn't look for him why heimdall with his all seeing eye didn't see anything "
Great story, good character development and the world is rather interesting (marvel with elden ring elements). As usual, there are some ChatGPT uses, but it's still alright.
I don't want to write a long review, I read 5 chapters and found this book very boring and stupid. He acts like someone who hasn't time traveled. He is a foolish Earth lover, such heroes return to Earth at every opportunity and are maidens who sacrifice themselves for him.( G.T.)
it's good lots of time jumped but most of it are traveling, world background can have more improvement but the main problem for me is the update which I get why
I would recommend this novel for how creative the setting is. It is always fun to find something new. But that is where it ends as the story overall is below average. The MC does not show growth only negatively is anything. It feels like he took Thor as a template and just switched out the divinities. No specific exploration has been done by the MC, like his powers or what he does on a daily basis. This defeats the entire purpose of reincarnating as the MC should at least try to understand his new self and powers. What I greatly miss is him interacting with his new family and he only interacts when he wants something. So, it feels like the MC is indifferent to his family. This novel is creative, but overall uses none of its potential. So it feels very bland and starting a new chapter is more tedious than exciting.
Good story, it'll be even better once the MC finds his actual purpose and isn't just aimlessly exploring the cosmos (not that that's a bad thing right now, he's only what 19?) Elden Ring has so much great lore and cool designs that should mix well with Marvel.
really liking what your doing with the story marvel/Elden ring. look forward to more updates to such a unique idea. btw are you going to add any other crossovers. and Ryujin jakka would make for a nice weapon, i know its not a spear but still would be cool.
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Nice! I like how this asgard is more in line with the comics than its MCU variant. His domains are nice with plenty of room to grow. I hope you'll see the fanfic to completion.
It has been a long while since I have read a good Marvel Fan-Ficiton that stars the MC as an Asgardian. And I will be honest, I have not been disappointed. Especially when the MC is based of Messmer(Elden Ring) with the name of Aerion Brightlfame(ASOIAF). This is epic, and I hope to read even more.
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