摘要
After defeating the titular antagonist in his favorite internet game, "Avlora," a certain individual who held responsibility for it thought it would be all over. However, that changed when the reward for the quest offered him into a boss monster that he and his comrades had defeated after days of battling. It was something hard to refuse for a youth like him, but the outcome of his desire was not what he expected. Betrayed comrades, a fallen antagonist, and a new world were things he wasn't prepared for.
But With his newfound power, the certain individual, Leviathan, is soaring higher than we can even imagine.
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such a great book and a new great outlook on a video game protagonist reincarnated into another world as his character. alot of world building and character development but is divided evenly to not overwhelm the reader. book is great with great characters. expecting this book to keep updating so i can keep reading.
The story is good the only thing that I do not like is that there is a paywall right in between a big fight wich is annoying for readers that don’t want to pay for a good read. Besides that is fine, but if you want to read the entire story pull out that hundo.
This is a fantasy world where transmigrated Raid Bosses are worshipped like gods. The world is split into religious nations that each worship their own mighty being or pantheon of mighty beings. The MC chose to become a raid boss as a raid clear reward while playing his VR game, and so he gets transmigrated with the others. He’s a giant, four-armed, masked monstrosity and the personification of Envy. I hope to see more pathological jealousy from him as the story continues and his sin grows stronger. The idea behind and vibe of this story is really cool. There are some grammar mistakes, and sometimes the wrong name gets used. It happens a little more frequently in the later chapters when the author started putting out content much more quickly. It’s not bad enough to drive me off, but some readers might have trouble. That said, I think this story reads best if you try to picture it like an anime unfolding before your eyes. If you like cool giant monsters and warped psyches and don’t mind moderate grammar mistakes, I definitely recommend this one.