Island – End of Nightmare Novel Review
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By moren, 莫仁
13 volumes
2010
Description
When legends becomes nightmares, will humankind gain control over the earth, or will they become an endangered species…? The immortal world has combined with the mortal world, sending all sorts of mythical creatures. Humans will no longer be the master of the Earth, but an endangered species… Do ghosts come out on such a brilliant day? This teenager who had come onto the island to work, felt the Frog God Rock shake, before he heard a voice in his head. The teenager must make a choice—— “More or less time?” This ordinary teenager didn’t know his world was about to be changed forever. Later, he’d realise that there were students around the serene school grounds carrying weapons that eliminated “unknown” things and that more monsters were appearing around him everyday. No defense, nowhere to hide. Had he messed with something he shouldn’t have? Everything began on that sunny summer day, with the decision of a teenager that forced the future into a different direction…
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- sfacg
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Island – End of Nightmare Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Island – End of Nightmare
Island – End of Nightmare certainly took me on a ride! With its blend of apocalyptic fantasy and xuanhuan elements, it's a story that grabs your attention, even if it takes a little while to truly find its footing.
First Impressions
I'll admit, the initial chapters were a bit slow. The setup involves the merging of two worlds, throwing modern society headfirst into an apocalyptic scenario. It took me a bit to get invested, but once the world-building started to click, I found myself increasingly drawn in.
What Works Well
What I appreciated most was the unique world the author crafted. The incorporation of Chinese mythology felt seamless and added a layer of depth that kept me engaged. I also really liked the main character. He's not your typical ruthless or arrogant protagonist; instead, he has a surprisingly kind heart and a relatable anti-social streak. This made him much more believable and easier to root for as he navigated the chaos. The story really shines in its portrayal of how humanity adapts to this new, dangerous reality, and the character development felt genuine throughout.
Areas of Concern
While I ultimately enjoyed the story, the slow start is definitely a hurdle. It requires some patience to get through the initial world-building and character introductions before the plot truly kicks into high gear.
Final Verdict
Overall, I'd say Island – End of Nightmare is a worthwhile read, especially if you're a fan of fantasy stories with apocalyptic settings and elements of Chinese mythology. While it might take some time to get fully invested, the unique world-building, decent character development, and the MC's refreshing personality make it a satisfying journey. Just be prepared for a slower pace at the beginning.
