Shadow Slave

Absolute solid gold standard. Phenomenal. This book is OUTSTANDING!! These kind of books are the type that give me life. I'm just OBSESSED with Sunny and his adventures.

I haven't read that far yet(around 200s) but I had give this a review. The world building is one of the best I have ever seen. The way everything is described; you will feel like you are experiencing the world through your own eye. P. S. : One of the scenes really scared the hell out of me ~(-_-)~ "Open your eyes"

It's a novel with deep roots and history. . The world building of both worlds are good. . The Mc is calculative and will do anything to survive. . Favorite novel.

Just !! LOVED IT !! Nth else to say. You might have second thoughts about reading this cause of the title. But dont mind it. What u r thinking is not gonna happen in the novel. You will get soo hooked with this novel and characters that u cant imagine it right now. And the world building is TOP CLASS. So, JUST READ IT.

one of the best novels I have read so far. . Mc is versatile has a good sense of humor, and uses his brain when needed. the world building is awesome and the dialogues are very fresh and funny. there are no cliche plots and face-slapping all the time, which makes it more interesting to read.

Amazing story so far. Sunny is a character sou can realate to and feel with. The other important characters are well writen and interesting too. The world concept is nice because both worlds are very interesting and have a lot of room for world building. One of the best novels i have read 5/5

Its a very interesting concept with a well fleshed out protagnoist. Shadow slave starts with a young edgelord born in the streets (outskirts) finding his way into society and learning to trust people. Oh, also its accompanied by tons of well written epic fights and mind blowing lore.

I think everything positive about this novel has already been said over and over by other people. That's why I want to address some other things: A lot of people seem to get turned off by the whole 'Slave' aspect of this novel. It's a bit confusing to me how so many people complain about that part since so far it didn't even play any major role in the story. It's not like he is someone's property or even ordered around at all for that matter. It's a very unique plot device and serves for interesting character dynamics and motivations. The characters are also rather unique, which seems to put alot of people off. They all have a different personality, different problems, different agendas, each their own flaws (both literally and figuratively) and are somehow bound together by fate. I think a lot of people like to self-insert into Sunny and fail to comprehend the other character's POV's at times which leads to some people getting massively irritated (and I get that) but I don't think it's a valid point of criticism, it just shows that you care and are invested in the story. I'm just going to tell you: If you're used to overpowered, always the strongest/most talented/luckiest, ruthless, cold, basically high-functioning sociopath MC and are going in with those expectations, this is NOT the novel for you. The characters are human, they are realistic depictions of what an actual human being could be. I'm not saying they are relatable, I'm just saying there are growths -both steps forward and setbacks. If I had to compare this to your average chinese/korean novel it would be like comparing a home-cooked meal to fast food. Both have upsides and downsides to them but in the end it's just a matter of preference.

What can I even say that hasn't been said. Just to secure my own mental health, I had to stop reading to stack chapters cause having to read two chapters everyday was torture. The book is epic. Definitely in my top 1%

Honestly I was bored when I decided to read this now I am hooked the writing is 5 star and the plot is amazing the main character goes through trials and survives in a realistic way that doesn't seem forced side characters also have a personality and are well developed. The novel is worth the read I highly recommend it