Nin the Seeker

Information

Status

Completed

Year

2019

Author

CrosstownGate

• 53 - Bottom of the Well
  Aug 31, 2019
• 52 - The Wisdom Trap
  Aug 24, 2019
• 51 - Frog
  Aug 17, 2019
• 50 - After the Funeral
  Aug 10, 2019
• 49 - The Funeral
  Aug 3, 2019
• 48 - Nin Learns to Breathe
  Jul 27, 2019
• 47 - Lone Mountain
  Jul 20, 2019
• 46 - Arctic Hare (4)
  Jul 13, 2019
• 45 - Arctic Hare (3)
  Jul 6, 2019
• 44 - Arctic Hare (2)
  Jun 29, 2019
• 43 - Arctic Hare
  Jun 22, 2019
• 42 - Long into the Night
  Jun 15, 2019
• 41 - In the Garden
  Jun 8, 2019
• 40 - The Absolutists
  Jun 1, 2019
• 39 - Nin and the Four-leaf Clover
  May 25, 2019
• 38 - The Retainer’s Story (2)
  May 18, 2019
• 37 - The Retainer’s Story
  May 11, 2019
• 36 - Nin the Bridge Builder
  May 4, 2019
• 35 - The Lost Bead
  Apr 27, 2019
• 34 - Koan
  Apr 26, 2019

Reviews

Community Reviews(3)

• ZethuronRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  This is a rather different type of story, not of the usual kind, this story is rather biblical in nature, as the rabbit Nin, who is the MC of this story, sets out to find out to learn, to find the out the truth behind it all, and that biblicial style really shows itself at times.
  Due to how it is written, it cant be compared to other stories on royalroad, as it is just that different from them, i like the approach taken here, even if at times i feel like it could have done better.
  It is a story told bit by bit, with no true overarching plot, rather a collection of tales, of what Nin finds and those he meets on his quest for understanding.
  So far flawless grammar, no errors with it to be spotted, so keep it up.
  Dont think the large amount of chapters means anything, as they are very short and can be easily read in under a minute each, and then there is the release rate, which is once a week, it may seem to be an extremely slow release rate for a story with chapters of this length, but personally i do not mind, this is just something to read when i have time.
  I recommend giving this story a try, its rather special in how it is written and thus for that fact alone worth a read, it also will not take long to catch up to the most recent chapter.
• some total kretinRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  My first impressions was of fables in biblical style. Well, it was pretty accurate.
  For anyone who likes story given in bite sized pieces each describing an event like a flow of memories.
  Final impressions? Not a bad read.
• BrianMWritesRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 3.5

  Definitely get old school fairytale vibes and feels like we are on the adventure with Nin. He's an engaging character that plays with naivety as a means to gain wisdom, love that. It's a little too simplistic imo I want to see more of Nin's trials in the desert i don't think he pays enough for his mistake.