Author, I hope you sort your problems, I'm looking forward to reading more!

(Disclaimer: I don't usually write reviews, only writing this because I've read about the author's troubles)

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Shadow of the Sould King is one of my favorite novels. It doesn’t mull over controversial topics like In Loki’s Honor, it doesn’t do an analysis of magic like Technomagica, it doesn’t debate morality and philosophy like Peculiar Souls nor is it focused on willpower like the Legend of Randidly Ghosthound, but it uses the strength of the MCs in order to game the system, and it does this well. &Nbsp;                                   Shadow of the Soul King is the story of two young MCs, Aalam and Mila, who use their every advantage in order to ascend the system. SotSK is a great novel and I highly recommend you read it (and the ones above if you haven’t). That does not mean it is perfect, but it’s pretty close. &Nbsp;                                                           

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Disclaimer: By reading this fiction, one risks much enjoyment and addiction ti said fiction

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If the author reads this, I think that if you by exploring these concepts SotSK will become even better;

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The world building is great and the characters are all well fleshed out and nicely written. A unique LitRPG story. 

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Great story, however, something that some other reviewers don't seem to realize is that there are two MCs. These two MCs are the "Shadow", and the "Soul King", as per the title. The focus seems to be more on the "Shadow" and once again considering the title, it makes sense. 

The start is a little rough, but it ends up working quite nicely. I would personally recommend trying to stick out the beginning, as although it tells you what to expect, I believe the quality improves, as the author runs through the begining fairly quickly. 

I've found that some readers get confused at parts, but I've found that most things have some kind of explanation given, or hinted at being given an answer to in the future, so just try to keep an open mind that it makes sense.

The grammar is usually solid, but I have rather high standards (far above the level I can write at). Every once in a while there is a typo, but for the most part it's consistently high-quality. 

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Starts out strong, if too often focused on the supposed support character. MC a good, logical monster. Then the MC is suddenly not part of the story for about 30 (!) chapters, after which one wishes he had just died, since he suddenly turns into a disgustingly whiny little b*tch. Truly disappointing. 

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A bit of a slow start, overall the story isn't much there yet, it uses it troupes pretty well, though numbers can kind of get really high, the world is probably the best part of it, I quite like what the author did with it. Over all for my enjoyment its pretty cool

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Great world building, engaging reading. Well paced progression fantasy. Went through all chapters in one sitting, then subbed to pat**on. Worth it. 🤩

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Followed the story from RR, had a great time reading it. The novel has fun action sequences, fast paced story and engaging characters. Progression is the main draw for me, I just hope the schedule goes back to 5 chapters a week. But 3/week is better than most other stories.

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This book has it's ups and downs like all books, that being said this is one of the better books I've had the pleasure of reading. I will say however that it is worth taking the title at face value, this is not about the soul king, rather it is about the shadow of the soul king.

I don't have anything negative to say about this story other than perhaps mentioning that it was somewhat challenging to get into at first. The first few chapters weren't quite what I was expecting, but it was worth sticking with in the end.

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This story is epic and really enjoyable, with a cool cast of characters with fun and emotional interactions.

Probably the best part, though, is how almost every question you ever ask while reading is obviously something the author had thought of, with an explanation that makes perfect sense occurring sometimes even dozens of chapters later.

This is one of those stories that will be excellent on a re-read due to all the subtle foreshadowing.

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