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Empire of the Ring
By dong jjog sa lam, 동쪽사람
785 chapters
2017
Description
Empire of the Ring is a Korean modern fantasy epic adventure novel that sets in the nations of the Caucasus mountain range which separates Europe and Asia. The nations of Caucasus are regions of many conflicts over territories, ethnicities, and religions. The story begins as Lee Youngho, a warm-hearted Korean merchandiser, takes a business trip to a disputed territory of the Caucasus nations to sell Korean unmanned security systems only to get misconstrued as a spy and caught by Armenian militia. Youngho eventually gets involved with the militia and CIA to help out people of the regions from conflicts and works toward a birth of a new empire in Caucasus.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- munpia
- English Publisher
- webnovel
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Empire of the Ring Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Empire of the Ring
Alright, let's dive into "Empire of the Ring." I've been checking this one out, and I've got some thoughts to share. It's a blend of action, fantasy, and shounen elements, which is usually right up my alley, so I was eager to see what it offered.
First Impressions
Initially, I was intrigued by the premise. The combination of a modern-day setting with kingdom-building and military aspects felt fresh. The "businessman" tag also piqued my interest – a protagonist with a sharp mind for business could lead to some interesting strategic decisions. However, I quickly realized that the fantasy elements are subtle, almost background noise, which might disappoint some readers looking for a more magic-heavy story.
What Works Well
One of the strongest aspects is the pacing. The story moves along at a clip, keeping me engaged. The male protagonist is also quite compelling. I enjoy seeing how he navigates the challenges of building his empire, and his successes, while sometimes feeling a bit too convenient, are still satisfying to witness. The plot armor is definitely present, but it didn't completely detract from my enjoyment. The nationalism element is also handled in a way that adds depth to the world-building without being overly preachy.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the main character's rapid success, it does feel a bit too easy at times. This "plot armor," as some might call it, can diminish the tension in certain situations. I also found myself wanting more depth in the fantasy elements. They're present, but not utilized in a way that significantly impacts the core narrative. If you're coming in expecting a lot of magic and fantastical creatures, you might be left wanting more.
Final Verdict
"Empire of the Ring" is a solid read if you're looking for a fast-paced, kingdom-building story with a capable protagonist. While the fantasy elements are understated and the plot armor is noticeable, the engaging narrative and strategic elements make it an enjoyable experience. Just be aware going in that it leans more towards the action and shounen genres than high fantasy. I'd recommend giving it a shot if you're looking for something a bit different in the kingdom-building genre.
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