Dreamer's Throne by WildCard

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What I hate the most in a novel is the author forgetting whatever shit they wrote early on and then contradicting themselves down the line.
And it seems the author of this novel is awfully forgetful... or thinks that the readers are.

His subordinate (Mind-controlled Slave) Kills some nightmare monsters... No problem with that. But then one of his new f#ck toys kills the same monsters and he gains power from it then and only then did he discover that they get stronger from it like a book later from the first kills.
And of course, non of his earlier two slaves gains power from the killing until the new f#ck toy realizes it first. (Some sick Tom & Jerry, you won't fall until you look down shit.)

The author introduced a fast leveling scheme for the MC with the MC being able to use it to reach level 10 (The highest level of power in the world) in about two months or so but then abandoned it for no reason other than it being too fast!

The MC remained at the same level for two entire months without gaining an ounce of EXP.
And instead of expanding his organization by recruiting awakened at this time he just recruited a hundred ordinary people (canon fodder) despite achieving a high level of power, with those at the same level of power (his enemies) having hundreds of elite awakened in their organizations.

Then it is revealed that he's able to awaken ordinary people since two months ago, yet he helped non of his loyal subordinates.


What else?

Yes, he apparently made an enemy out of one of the strongest beings in the world, yet he is still alive and kicking despite the enemy knowing his exact location, and with him being a sitting duck, quite literally.

Sigh, The novel isn't that bad, it has a good idea and theme but with poor execution and zero common sense.
3.8/5

I've enjoyed reading what I have of this but I'm finding myself without very much interest in it, the things that I would be interested in aren't the focus and the worlds mystique is less than stellar.... basically I've been carried through this far thanks to how well written it is and not by interest.
Currently I'm on Book 2 Chapter 6 and undecided on continuing.

The mc is not cold and calculative who will do anything to survive as depicted in the early chapters..infact the mc suddenly becomes very righteous and has no balls.. just like any other shitty novel out there....
Don't be fooled folks as I was

It's a well written story until now, it does really resemble Lord of Mysteries in a lot of ways but that isn't annoying or hindering to the story. Tbh it was kinda weird that nobody asked the mc how he got these secret information about a few things but well. Something however that is a lot better in LOM is that the mc could actually protect Himself with his Own Strength not relying on the strength of others, maybe that will change in the future cause the book is far from finished but sine his path is a an observer I can't hope for much. It's still his own power manipulating and tricking others, I know, but it's not as satisfying as dealing with something oneself. Due to my personal preferences I would give it 4/5.

This one is good. Nearly perfect mystery novel. My rating is 4.7/5.

I don't know why some people HELL bending on comparing some shitty novels with LOTM,RI...

Don't get me wrong this novel (Dreamer's throne) certainly looks interesting....BUT LOTM,RI...What you called PEAK FICTION

Aside from grammatical errors and sometimes weird wording (imo), I think it's a really interesting novel, at least based off of the first few chapters. Definitely gonna be one I follow

Please remind me which chapter describes the layout and landscape of the city.

This is an amazing novel. Reminds me of LOTM