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Set in a fantasy Victorian styled world that has some elements of modern technology as well as the mythos of vampires and the like mixed in.
A corrupt government that manipulates its citizens with twisted truths and outright lies, as well as the people of the country who are too stupid to realize it.
Aurik, a young man in his twenties, sees the world for what it is but can do nothing but suffer through life as he tries to live to see tomorrow. He is certainly dissatisfied with the way things are, both for himself and his country, but he gave up on trying to change things a long time ago.
A lone man with no money, no fame, no name and no power cannot change the world.
But what if he had power?
One night, through a twist of fate, Aurik's life changes for the better when he meets a stranger and accidentally becomes a vampire.
With the power of a vampire, couldn't he find a way to make a change? No, even then it would be impossible.
But what about an entire society filled with vampires? Yes, that should do it.
And so, Aurik decided that his goal in this new life would be one thing and one thing alone.
Become the king of vampires and use their power to conquer his country and change things so that he wouldn't feel disgusted every time a politician spoke or a citizen believed them.
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The idea behind this novel is like a wet dream for me I have been thinking about something similar for awhile now Thank you for bring something like that to reality Also romace
I've read up to the thirteenth chapter and not much else can be said about the story, but on the basis of what is there the book has the potential to be developed. The update is stable. The translation is generally good, although there are some errors. The narration is great, reading you don't feel that the author is trying to fill the word limit. So far, there are no big info dumps either. Let's hope the author doesn't abandon this book, so I encourage you to read it.
Loving this so far. It’s rare to find coherent writing with a well developed setting. 20 chapters in and there’s a good balance of world building and character introduction. Can’t wait to see where it goes!