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Game of Divine Thrones
By jang myeongsu, 장명수
275 chapters
2016
Description
In a survival game to select new Gods, mankind is summoned to another world filled with different races. An endless competition in order to fill the Divine Thrones, but despite 40 years having passed, the game still hasn’t ended. Humanity’s strongest, Overlord Chun Woohyuk, decides to start anew. With his return to the past, everything will change.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- breathe
- English Publisher
- wuxiaworld
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Game of Divine Thrones Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Game of Divine Thrones
"Game of Divine Thrones" promised a thrilling ride through dungeons and divine trials, but my experience was a bit of a mixed bag. The premise, involving a protagonist returning to the past to perfect his rise to godhood, certainly piqued my interest, but the execution left me wanting more.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the familiar setup: a world of trials, dungeons, and a protagonist armed with future knowledge. It hits many of the common tropes of Korean fantasy novels, which, for some, might be a comfortable starting point. There's a certain appeal to the power fantasy and the promise of a competent MC who can navigate the challenges ahead.
What Works Well
The novel does offer a power fantasy element that some readers might find enjoyable. The protagonist is portrayed as capable and strategic, carefully selecting his teammates and anticipating his enemies' moves. I can see the appeal of a story where the MC is always a step ahead, especially for those who enjoy a confident and decisive character.
Areas of Concern
However, I found myself struggling with several aspects of the story. The most glaring issue is the lack of originality. It treads familiar ground, echoing elements from other popular novels in the genre. The characters, aside from the MC, felt underdeveloped and served mainly to prop up his achievements. I also noticed a tendency for the story to "tell" rather than "show," which made it difficult to connect with the characters' motivations and experiences. The pacing also felt rushed, with significant events glossed over, leaving me feeling like I'd missed crucial details. The word choice could be bland at times, with repetitive phrasing that detracted from the overall reading experience.
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Final Verdict
Ultimately, "Game of Divine Thrones" falls into the category of a generic but potentially enjoyable read. If you're new to the genre or simply looking for a familiar power fantasy, it might scratch that itch. However, if you're seeking originality, well-developed characters, and a carefully crafted plot, you might find yourself disappointed. I'd give it a cautious 3/5 stars.
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