Gods of Tartarus: Benevolence
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Description
Michael Dale Lemos, you average computer hardware technician had a childhood wrought with bullies and social isolation. Now as an adult, he just started getting his life together, starting to find true happiness, when it is all ripped from him. Forced into a role he never wanted, cast into a world he didn't know, he has to do his best hide his identity so he can survive. He will slowly gain allies and work to break the vilified image of what he has become, the Demon-Lord.
Information
- Status
- Hiatus
- Year
- 2023
- Author
- Ry-Usen
Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 4.0/ 5.0
- Followers
- 55
- Views
- 67,876
Chapters(82 total)
- Chapter 62: Hero x Demon-LordMay 11, 2023
- Chapter 61: Bloodletter CultMay 11, 2023
- Chapter 60: Eevicaln the Pitiful....May 10, 2023
- Chapter 59: Battle Golem!May 10, 2023
- Chapter 58: Hero Meets Her Goddess AgainMay 10, 2023
- Chapter 57: Revealing the TruthMay 10, 2023
- Chapter 56: Party Time!May 10, 2023
- Chapter 55: Becoming a NobleMay 10, 2023
- Chapter 54: Better than VRMay 10, 2023
- Chapter 53: Starting a Business!May 10, 2023
- Chapter 52: Demon-Lord vs. HeroesMay 1, 2023
- Chapter 51: Dawnfrey the CursedMay 1, 2023
- Chapter 50: Emergent Hunt for a Demon-LordMay 1, 2023
- Chapter 49: Mistakes Were Made!!!!May 1, 2023
- Chapter 48: Second Meeting with IoMay 1, 2023
- Chapter 47: Heroes Arrive in VualdulinMay 1, 2023
- Chapter 46: Learning Magic CircuitsApr 29, 2023
- Chapter 45: Facing the People of HallibrushApr 29, 2023
- Chapter 44: Return to HallibrushApr 28, 2023
- Chapter 43: Bath TimeApr 28, 2023
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Community Reviews(1)
- OrigamiKnifeRoyal Road★★★★ 4.0The start is a bit awkward and the dialogue is occsionally a bit stilted but I admire that the author is consistently trying to "show" us what is being said. Too often I see authors resorting to "telling" us what has occurred. Often writing an entire chapter in which multiple characters are supposedly engaged in conversation without a single line of dialogue. I would take a poor-mediocre "show" over the best written "tell" any day of the week.