Death is the Ending for a Trash Prince.

Information

Status

Hiatus

Year

2023

Author

pseudoonym

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Reviews

Community Reviews(6)

• MagothRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  What can I say? It is a book. And by that I mean, that it is finished, as the Author themselves said and as is reflected in the reading experience.
  -Style:
  The author has a very unique writing style. You are met less with walls of text and more with but a few sentences meant to be read carefully. This is accentuated by their plentiful use of bold and italic words.
  -Story:
  There is not much to be said here yet. As the author mentioned, this novel is finished. The story seems to be taking concise turns and twists that never feel unnatural or unrealistic in the setting we are given. The world itself is revealed to us in tandem with the protagonist. It is shaping up to be more on the high fantasy side, yet also includes mondern references. The power system also seems to be original and by what I have seen, it is going to be interesting.
  -Grammar:
  As I am also a frequent descender into the disgusting and vain depths of what is known as fan-fiction, I am slighty desentized to bad grammar. This is, of course, unless it punched me in the face, which the grammar of this work definitely does not. I have not been able to find any flaws as of yet.
  -Characters:
  In league with the story, the characters also seem to be fully fleshed out. They feel just as real as the emotions their actions evoke, as viewers are given insight beyond the protagonist through changes in the point of view. The protagonist himself already had to suffer under the authors unrelenting "character development", which is shaping him up to be a very interesting character. I am not yet bored with any character shown or find myself wanting a certain point of view to change to another
  In conclusion, I am baffled as to why this author is not yet receiving more attention. If you are looking to read this, do not be turned away by the unique style, the quality of this story and the realism in the characters is worth it.
• WFSmedleyRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Binged the first 24 chapters when I found it and I probably read the entire work in one sitting if they were published here.
  Good pacing. Enjoyable to read. I didn't notice anything that lacked polished.
  It's a pretty dark story and that generated a lot of empathetic anger for me and was pretty stressful. While it's not a story I'd relax to, I definitely want to see what happens next and watch our mc progress and gain abilities.
  I hope the mc gets strong and takes his violent revenge but we shall see what actually happens.
• alloraleeRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  At first, I thought it would be a long shot if I enjoyed this due to the experimental storytelling  but I’ll tell you what!! If you actually read the authors tips and are prepared it’s a fabulous read!!
  Adam/Osiris is by and far on of the most intense characters I’ve ever read about and it is a JOY to read about him. Well. Maybe not joy —because I was on the edge of my seat with each chapter so far, but it sure is exciting! I can’t wait for more!
• LilBrehRoyal Road

  ★★★ 3.0

  Warning, very minor spoilers.
  Not really something I'd usually read.
  And this will just be criticism.
  Personally, I thought that the author overused the bold and italic functions. It's not very dramatic when it's overused, and neither is it dramatic the 50th time that a character in the story realizes that the queen wants the mc to die. It often felt that the story was repeating itself, that the plot wasn't actually moving forward.
  The same goes for the mc's inability to learn from past experiences/mistakes. He kept seeing the queen's plots before they happened, yet did nothing to avoid them and kept getting into danger.
  The king's incompetence was staggering, and the mc should have learnt that he can't be relied on.
  Sometimes, it is not clear which character is speaking. This is not usually a problem in novels, but the author writes in a strange style.
  It's also very strange how no one had any sympathy for the main character. It was just unrealistic.
  The biggest problem is the lack of location and scene change notifications. The only time I know that a scene will be changed is when the mc passes out.
  Overall, I tried reading as much as I could, but dropped it at chapter 41.
• ColdSteelRoyal Road

  ★ 1.0

  So, the story is lacking.  Kid gets abused for no discernable reason, things randomly happen.  Lots of bolded words and italics along with sentence fragments to make the whole thing edgy.  The main character doesn't have a personality, unless personality can be summed up as paranoid.  As a reader I'm not sure exactly what is going on.
  If you have time, I strongly recommend you look somewhere else.
  The characters are 1 dimensional and there is no real interaction.  Two characters may be in the same location and talking, but their conversations don't seem to have anything to do with one another.
  Plot.  There is none.  No idea what is going on in the world, no idea where the main character is going to end up.  There are no relationships.  Just a kid getting serially abused.  And healed.
• Yousuf AhmedRoyal Road

  ★ 0.5

  It began well. Then it went downhill by a lot. Here is the major problem. I am fine with the main character getting tortured. However it reach a point that is too much. I can't even make sense on why the main character actions at some point. Because it reached a point I can't see a happy ending in the story with the way is writing this.
  Another issue is that mc went down the toilet and his action don't make sense in the slightest. I gave up.