Scarlet_Feather

I love sense of urgency: Earth hanging on by a hair, the alien Fulminare having their way with humanity, and Seven—once “talentless”—gets the Genetic Evolution System and must literally evolve himself to survive. It reminds me of your earlier works like Garden of the Abyss (where a powerless guy must fight up in a harsh isekai world). I would also say Dual system as well, leaning a little closer to solo leveling. But this one feels more desperate—it’s not just leveling up, it’s either evolve and overcome or the curtains close… I’m excited to see how you deepen Seven’s internal stakes (you always nail that) and how the system’s limits will challenge him. You’re onto something great here and I’m always looking forward to how the story will blaze forward. Definitely looking forward to writing a second review later down the road:)

I won't be giving five stars right off the bat simply because the story has five chapters as of now. Being really familiar with Delz others works this one has a lot of potential in my eyes. This novel is like a melting pot of his previous works. With that being said, there are really only three options: it's Michelin level, it's "mid", or it's bad. Diving into the actual story it has a pretty standard start amongst isekais. Which isn't a bad thing since I believe it can pretty difficult considering the fact that the genre has been around for so long. Although the part where he is hunted is really cool imo. Are the hunters human or are they some other species? The quality of the writing is great. Everything has been flowing really smooth in the few chapters available. The pacing has been really solid as well. Going from the immediate hunting to the fighting with the hunter, to the introduction of the lady and the area she resides over. It shocked me when the low rarity summons went in and got obliterated by the hunter, truly gruesome. Another thing I really enjoyed was the implementation of the xianxia summon. The overall fight was really engaging. My rating is subject to change as the novel proceeds, and I have a feeling that it’s going nowhere but up. Keep up the good work author!