Conscripted

Information

Status

Completed

Year

2018

Author

Andur

• Rewrite of UD? started
  Dec 1, 2018
• Chapter 46
  Nov 26, 2018
• Chapter 45
  Nov 24, 2018
• Chapter 44
  Nov 20, 2018
• Chapter 43
  Nov 17, 2018
• Chapter 42
  Nov 14, 2018
• Chapter 41
  Nov 11, 2018
• Chapter 40
  Nov 6, 2018
• Chapter 39
  Nov 5, 2018
• Chapter 38
  Oct 30, 2018
• Chapter 37
  Oct 26, 2018
• Chapter 36
  Oct 20, 2018
• Chapter 35
  Oct 17, 2018
• Chapter 34
  Oct 14, 2018
• Chapter 33
  Oct 9, 2018
• Chapter 32
  Oct 5, 2018
• Chapter 31
  Sep 30, 2018
• Chapter 30
  Sep 26, 2018
• Chapter 29
  Sep 23, 2018
• Chapter 28
  Sep 19, 2018

Reviews

Community Reviews(9)

• MorzulRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  This book is a lot of fun to read, I do feel that it is a bit or kinda a lot different from hisother work, because it feels stylishly different somehow.
  I feel entertained by reading a story of what a normal God might be going through in his year-decade day to day life.
  ...
  Spoiler: Spoiler
  Keep up the good work : D
• LCSpartan051Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Im expecting big things from this prequel, especially hoping it answers all the questions left unanswered from the previous books.
• The SpectatorRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Pretty good story. Would be interesting to see Mc from this book meet his other self from the book were the multiverse collapsed. Btw i hope this theory is true.
• Altay545Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  I wasn't expecting another prequel to Until Death? but this seems pretty nice we will finally get to see what an insane Ascathon is caplable of and i'm really liking him in his first 9 chapters, we also get to see how empty Celes and Ascathons lives appear to be without each other, i really hope that you can continue with the quality of the first chapters.
• luda305Royal Road

  ★★★★ 3.5

  I just finished re-reading most of Andur's corpus and decided that some reviews would be in order.
  Conscripted is Andur's ninth work in his multiverse and is a direct prequel to the refleshed Until Death, and an indirect sequel to Body and Soul.  At this point, Andur's style and characters have coalesced into what essentially stays their form.  The worldbuilding is now on overdrive though.
  Andur's characters are their usual, except that the female character is a little weird for reasons revealed in the sequel.
  The plot is a bit wonky:
  Part of it is that it's been thousands of years since Body and Soul, and there's so much fun stuff in between that we missed out on.
  Part of it is that it's an awkward piece.  Clearly, Andur was aiming to set up a reason for why the male and female protagonists were sentenced to punishment by the rest of the gods so that he could do a reflesh for Until Death.  Unfortunately, it just doesn't work that well.  There's some conspiracy stuff in the city of the gods that is interesting, but not much happens other than to set up the sequel.  And the stuff about being conscripted to watch over a world is interesting in the beginning, but Andur then hits fast forward and like several thousand years past, and we end up with a world in an eternal battle of order and chaos (which is metaphysically really depressing).  Then there's a side plot involving Willow (the fae from Body and Soul) and the protagonist's new apprentice, but that subplot gets killed.
  All in all, I would suggest skipping, except that it ties a lot of other works together.
• SkaboldRoyal Road

  ★★★ 3.0

  Its ok.
  Too much useless s3xy girl description.
  Its should be "completed" but its not. Weird.
  Anyways. Could be better or could be worse.
  Filling words : text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text
• AlsoJohnRoyal Road

  ★★★ 3.0

  The story checks all the boxes, reincarnation? Check, magic? Check. Mana? Monsters? Check.
  However the dry, single voice of the author narrating various character's POV is just the same dry single voice of the author tooting their own horn about where they display their "work"
  To me this seems like a "paint by numbers" rather than original creation
• omnerabdatorRoyal Road

  ★ 1.0

  While i belived in you can never have too much of something this has proven me wrong, so many damn prequel stories its insane i never missed a day of reading all the new chapters and the first couple of prequels to until death was great, then coeus came out then i started to hope for much more from this author but at the very end of that one he couldnt resist making it another tie in to until death.
  I have grown numb to his series which almost always follows the same formula and the great side characters are often forgotten when the author is done with the arcs they are introduced in, often just mentioning them once every 10 or so chapters.
  In the end the author is great at telling one kind of story and one set of characters but i think that is his limit and also his weakness or some people would say strength if they can stick with him for so long.
  I really hope he trys something new
• Serhii the GreatRoyal Road

  ★ 1.0

  I liked Andur's works even before I learned English. While rereading some of his old works, I can now point out how good his style and grammar are.
  But this fiction is an absolute deal breaker for me. It takes characters from Body and Soul and reimagine them as mere shadows of themselves. I mean, they don't feel the same at all! Even the main character, even though shares some traits with the previous one, is clearly a different person. Not to mention that some minor details of the plot were changed!
  But it wouldn't be that bad if it didn't happen again when I started reading Until Death! (the new one) But this time, parts of world building and important character traits were changed as well...
  So, I believe it to be the best experience if you read Until Death right after the Body and Soul, and MAYBE then read the Conscripted. But really, not necessarily.
  It's a good story on its own, my only issue is that it breaks two other, much better, stories.
  Oh yes, it's better than 99% of Royal Road webnovels, so if you're not planning to read two other novels or have read them long ago - go ahead and give it a try!
  P. S. If two other novel didn't exist, I would give this story an absolute five... It's very good on its own.