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This is my evaluation after reading chapter 69. First and foremost, this story is incredibly detailed, provided you get over the early info dumps. However, information dumps regarding the intricacy of the verse cosmology are crucial in this story. Also, this novel is quite dark and contains gore, grape, betrayal, manipulation, smut, and yuri; the author provides 13 detailed warnings about the narrative early on too so more there, so please read this review knowing that. Now, let's talk about the pros: Without a doubt, the novel's best point is its lore, which is quite unusual for webnovel novels. That is why I mentioned it was complex; if you don't pay attention, you can become confused at times, but every character, event, and even little moments are linked in some manner. As a result, narrative twists are everywhere, and nothing is what it appears to be; in short, this novel is unpredictable, in my opinion. I could go on about the characters and their various personalities, but another plus is without a doubt the uniqueness of the power systems, as well as the powers themselves, with each power coming from one of the three sectors of self-existence (Mind, Body, and Soul). I mean, manipulating mustard structure is amusing to me, but if you want an enjoyable plot with extended chapters and a badass main character, Vampire: World of Blood is for you.

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This is my evaluation after reading chapter 69. First and foremost, this story is incredibly detailed, provided you get over the early info dumps. However, information dumps regarding the intricacy of the verse cosmology are crucial in this story. Also, this novel is quite dark and contains gore, r8pe, betrayal, manipulation, smut, and yuri; the author provides 13 detailed warnings about the narrative early on too so more there, so please read this review knowing that. Now, let's talk about the pros: Without a doubt, the novel's best point is its lore, which is quite unusual for webnovel novels. That is why I mentioned it was complex; if you don't pay attention, you can become confused at times, but every character, event, and even little moments are linked in some manner. As a result, narrative twists are everywhere, and nothing is what it appears to be; in short, this novel is unpredictable, in my opinion. I could go on about the characters and their various personalities, but another plus is without a doubt the uniqueness of the power systems, as well as the powers themselves, with each power coming from one of the three sectors of self-existence (Mind, Body, and Soul). I mean, manipulating mustard structure is amusing to me, but if you want an enjoyable plot with extended chapters and a badass main character, Vampire: World of Blood is for you.