Legacy of Hatred by Eveofchaos

146 chapters, and still dont know wich realm he is

Chaos bro back with another one?

It's good

Daoist Inkdrunkwanderer's Review — Legacy of Hatred

Legacy of Hatred is, at its core, a good story...one with enough originality and intent to stand above a large portion of what populates its genre and where it come from.

The protagonist carries enough complexity to create meaningful ideological tension without suffocating the narrative in introspection. The power system and premise feel distinct, or at least different enough to draw interest, and given the author’s previous works, there is confidence that the story will remain above average in execution.

If you are wondering whether it is worth reading....the answer is yes.

But potential, like an untempered blade, still requires refinement.

The most noticeable issue lies in the worldbuilding.

The world feels narrow....not because it lacks ideas, but because it is not allowed to breathe. Locations exist only briefly, touched upon and then abandoned. A city is visited, a few names are mentioned, and then the story moves on before the place has time to settle in the reader’s mind.

Travel, in particular, feels like stepping through empty space. Vast distances are crossed with little sense of journey, as though the protagonist moves between points on a map rather than through a living world. Even small details...ruins, corpses, weather, stray encounters....could give weight to these transitions and anchor the reader in the setting.

More importantly, the world rarely extends beyond the immediate presence of the protagonist. Towns are reduced to a handful of landmarks, with little sense of their people, economy, or culture. A world becomes believable not through exposition alone, but through implication...through the quiet details that suggest life beyond the main character’s path.

The second weakness lies in the action.

The fights are described with precision, but that precision becomes a limitation. When every movement is spelled out, the reader is left with little room to imagine, and the momentum of the scene suffers. Action in written form thrives not on exactness, but on impact...on emotion, tension, and meaning behind each exchange.

Without that, even well-constructed fights can feel… distant.

Yet despite these flaws, the story remains engaging. The foundation is solid. The ideas are there. The protagonist works.

This is not a story lacking quality....it is a story that has not yet fully realized its own potential.

And that, perhaps, is the most frustrating...and promising...thing of all.

— Daoist Inkdrunkwanderer,
Even a good blade needs tempering

Not even a single review below.... Hope someone poison test this

I'm hesitant to test this for poison, I'm hoping for more experienced dao companions.

It doesn't seem interesting to me.