Reviews of A Path of Bone and Poison by Morbidwishes - Webnovel

I don't even know where to start. The beginning was quite normal, but it seems that after the hero arrives in the city, the author takes LSD (or something similar) and starts writing. After the first meeting, agree to an unknown relationship? I'll take two. Finding yourself in an unfamiliar world, with an unfamiliar system of values and relationships, rush headlong to the aid of not knowing who, who introduced himself as "Goddess"? I agree to everything, but why not? And then get involved in some nonsense when the "goddess" actually usurps someone's body? Take the amount. And then I got scared and I decided to finish reading this work Sorry, my English level is multiplied by 0

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Very interesting. But.......I can't tell you . ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️

I wanted to like it...but that's really hard. It's hard to care about events when the MC doesn't. spontaneously evolve from a goblin to a dark elf, no problem. don't even question the blessing from a goddess you never interacted with that made it possible until she manipulates you so she can immediately wipe your memory. a girl you're interested in suddenly gets possessed by a goddess that said her retaining any of her personality at all was only luck? time to go to the next level. all of that while abilities are ignored entirely, serial killer despite being overpowered, treated as if they have no effect, insatiable being a trait compatible with monogamy but when said partner becomes an invalid target it's compatible with celibacy, or changed every ten chapters, all of her divine blessings. a God's mark can be claimed by another with no issue whatsoever, but a necromancer's mark is untouchable. zero recourse whatsoever. the world was cool until dungeons became a thing. they're ranked, but capable of hosting creatures much more powerful than that rank if said creature feels like it should let them. they're distinct, unless they decide to link to mommy dungeon that is accessible from all dungeons and let's people in at random. they're false reflections of real creatures, except for sometimes they send you to a place sealed by a god or a hidden cave of a monster that knows a god personally, those times you're teleported to another location. they pick the difficulty based on your power, except when they don't feel like it. the worst part, though, is the lack of permanence. going to be a poison wizard? can't do any other magic? nevermind, you can do shadow magic too. and non-attribute magic. and cleaning magic. you get a skill to use a sword, guess it's time to go back to pistols. objects bought from the system store are better because they're standardized, never mind it's an auction system.

I understand that the rating I've given this novel seems to be more than what it deserves to some, maybe even to the author him/herself. but to me, this is much lower than it should be, however I will use blunt barebones honesty with one aspect involved with the rating I've given it. updating stability. real low. it's the only thing I have against this novel really, though, I believe I understand a little bit as to why its low and infrequent. I personally love this little novel, and at first thought it was just a run of the mill reincarnation story. and it started out that way. then, it quite literally leaped off the path and made it's own. to most, it would likely seem pointless, with them losing interest in it, not bothering to attempt to look deeper through its skin. if what the author wrote in their side story is real world events, then it makes even more sense. the story became lost, as did the author, both trying to find purpose, or in the authors case, inspiration and something to actually live for, something to strive to, that they might overcome something, some struggle, known and never forgotten, but accepted, and used to strengthen a formerly I'll maintained foundation. I realize I might be overstepping a few bounds as I write this review, but I don't think I can stop at this point. not willingly, and definitely not without agonizing over it for weeks, before doing it anyways. author, if your side story in this novel was indeed a real world event, I'm sorry for your losses, and I truly wish I could help, but the most I can do is this that you see here. maybe you've grown disheartened over this venture and decided to seal this path of exploration off from yourself, due to recent events, but even so, I managed to connect with this story on what is likely a much deeper and most certainly darker understanding than most. please, do not grow discouraged, attempt to overcome what fears you may have over certain things in life, attempt to use that memory of loss as a building block in the foundation of your person, and make with it something new. it doesn't have to be powerful, but as many authors I've read have said, humans best trait isn't just their willpower, but their adaptability to nigh everything. this novel is an amazing creation that needs little improvement, yet has so much potential, and not just in Yuri's paths, but the quality of this novel itself. I understand that it might seem rude, and it is undeniably selfish, yet I must request, please author, make more chapters. despite some of the reviews I've read, I feel there is indeed a purpose for this story. please, let it grow.