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Rating one’s own story is practically a rite of passage in the web novel community—so who am I, an utterly insignificant writer, to defy such tradition? Here I am, then, shamelessly rating myself… and offering you a small glimpse into the world I’ve created. This plot dives into the theme of transportation, but not in the lighthearted, adventure-first way some might expect. At its heart, it’s a political drama, brimming with nobles, backroom deals, bloody battles, and conspiracies that tangle and tighten like a noose. For the first seventy chapters, romance takes a firm backseat. I mean… come on. A man with a sword at his throat doesn’t exactly have the luxury to flirt. That would be beyond cringe. After those seventy chapters, however, I may weave in more mature elements—R-18 if the readers truly demand it—or I may take the slower, more intimate route, letting sensual romance bloom instead. Yes, this is a harem story, but each heroine will be more than just a pretty face. Every one of them will undergo her own journey, her own growth, her own scars. This is not a tale where the MC snaps his fingers and the world kneels. Blood will spill—sometimes his own, sometimes that of others. He isn’t the shining, selfless hero who smiles through every hardship, nor is he a heartless villain who delights in cruelty. He is something far more human—a gray soul, capable of kindness and warmth, but equally capable of doing things that haunt him. Circumstances force his hand, yet his heart remains his own. And perhaps the most intriguing thread of all: the dual souls within him—two consciousnesses bound to a single body—slowly merging as the story unfolds, changing him in ways even he cannot predict.

Well you roped me in, just by mentioning Cale.. of course the book included and I'm innnn.. looking forward to it. Good luck👍

Yes, your work made me realise no matter what I write some people are bound to criticize and satisfying them all is not possible, valuable lesson 🙂

Wow, To be frank I started reading this to get an idea about how the author would manage religious matter as it could be of some help in my story but as the story progressed I became so indulged in this work that I genuinely forgot my initial purpose. A splendid work worth reading.