Shadow Slave by Guiltythree

Exactly what's so nice about having a slave mc worse case he's even simp

Bro the name of the novel itself is Shadow Slave what exactly did you think you were gonna get. When you started reading this btwn

I understand your point, however I would like to know what the main problem is for you, the plot armor, the slow pace, or the fact that his legacy, I mean, his ability works in such a way that to acquire its maximum he has to seek out a master and become his slave. If it is the latter, I suppose it is a matter of taste and that's fine, since it is well explained in the novel, in the later chapters, not everyone likes the same thing, if on the other hand, you are referring to the plot armor, it is an evil that I have learned to deal with, not only in novels but in most books, there are very few authors who do not use it in some way, even Sanderson uses it at certain points, and he is one of the few I know that kills characters quite frequently. Finally, if it's the slow plot, I suppose it's also subjective, The Way of Kings, for example, like it or not, is still about 500-600 of introduction, until something really starts to happen and it's still my favorite book, I used this example not because it's my favorite book, but because I used an objectively good one, at least according to Goodreads, the second in the series the last time I looked was literally the best rated on the page, with more than half a million votes.

THIS IS ALL SPOILERS BECAUSE I DONT KNOW HOW TO MAKE SPOILER TAG! IM SORRY. this is edit. I kinda yapped a ton so if you want to read it, go ahead but I did talk a lot so it's fine if you don't.

Hello! So I have been reading SS for a long time, and I just want to say some things. So yes, I also dislikes the whole slave part, as well as the sort of video game style spell. But this all gets fixed later, and I'm not lying! He stops being a slave for the same reason most people don't like that, the fact that's he's literally a slave. This leads to other problems as well.


And yes, Nephis may have to abilities with no downside except for the whole pain thing, which doesn't really work because the author never shows her breaking to the pain, just feeling it and taking it. So yes she's op. But later in the novel, AFTER he stops being a slave. He reached her level and maybe even higher.

A situation where he gets out of a hard situation through circumventing his downsides? When he fights the tiger swing in Africa, which he beats even as a way weaker tier. There's also the many situations in which he gets out of beats easily even at same level due to his abnormal intelligence. His ability is op in that he literally can make anything, anything, out of shadows as well as the fact he can turn into 8-9 copies of himself with there own ability to think and each being there own personality. He can also travel basically anywhere. He's basically like the strongest human in the book except maybe Asterion who you prob don't know about.

He does have major amounts of plot armor, admittedly it's a lot less, but it's still there like when he goes through the sea of flames to nethers obsidian tower and that's just one example. Oh and mordret isn't dead because the author was trying to set him up as a major villain from the start. And mordret becomes pretty op. Oh and sorry for writing this whole big thing really. Have a good day!

Just finished reading kill the sun and the last 200 to 250 are peak and 100% worth the read

It's ok I haven't read it

Yeyy Russia is the best

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so you want me to educate you for free? Go fvck yourself.