Review for Sovereign of Judgment
Author: TodayAgain | 오늘도요
Chapters: 210 (Completed)
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Language: Korean
Type: Web Novel
Summary:
A fighting genius.
In grade 6, Choi Hyuk killed someone. He then promised his mother that he would never fight again. He spent his school days being bullied and blankly staring out the window.
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One day, a ring appeared in the middle of his classroom.
Choi Hyuk, now a high schooler who had spent his whole life atoning for his sins, was now faced with a decision, to kill or to be killed.
This is not a story for everyone. The MC is relentless in his pursuit for vengeance and his obsession leads him down dark and tragic paths. His journey is gripping and suspenseful, but it is so very good a read. The monster ridden world is well written and the character goals seem very real.
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As we follow the protagonist Choi Hyuk whose thirst for revenge drives the story forward amidst a world teeming with monsters, he is a walking dead man, hellbent on his desire for retribution. It is a journey that grips the soul, weaving a narrative both tragic and captivating, leaving an indelible mark on those who dare to traverse its tumultuous terrain.
The world the author TodayAgain depicts within the web novel is a harrowing landscape, plagued by monsters and rife with peril. Yet, amidst the chaos, the author paints a vivid tapestry of characters whose goals resonate with authenticity. The characters feel vibrantly alive and as flawed as humans should be. The plot is both fast-paced and deeply immersive.
Central to the story is the protagonist Choi Hyuk, who is haunted by the abuse of his past. His relentless pursuit for vengeance against those that wronged him, makes him absolutely ruthless, but yet still he draws you into his world. When Choi Hyuk is sad so are you, when he is pleased so are you. His every action demands your attention. When the side characters are central as great as they are they aren’t Choi Hyuk and you will want to know what he is doing.
What sets Sovereign of Judgment apart from its peers is its masterful character development. Each member of the cast is meticulously crafted, their personalities rich and multifaceted.
The author knows how to use the characters well to advance the plot. This is not your typical reincarnated story, this is brilliantly fantastic in its execution. Choi Hyuk may not fit the mold of a traditional hero, nor is he a good guy, yet he emerges as a heroic figure to some within the story’s intricate web of conflicts and motivations.
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