The Parasyte

Self-Published

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Description

After living a blessed life on earth our protaganist finds himself in an early grave. Fortuanately or unfortunately for him He is going to by given a second chance at life in a world far from our own. Essel is a fantasy world of magic and conflict.

This is not a typical reincarnation story where the main character is reborn into a noble family to be pampered and doted on until adulthood. The protaganist, Ravel, is reborn as a member of a dying race, the Vishna. His people have been hunted to near extinction by the humans of Essel. Will Ravel be able to do what he has to in order to survive in his second life or will he be condemned by his human weakness.

Author's note: The race of the protaganist is heavily influenced by the ghouls from Tokyo Ghoul with many notable differences. The protaganist, while not a sociopath, has rather flexible morals when push comes to shove. Some people like an evil protaganist with no regard for human life. Some prefer a selfless hero. Ravel is somewhere in the middle.

Warning: There will be profanity, gore and some sexual content (I'm still not sure to what extent.)

Information

Status
Hiatus
Year
2017
Author
Samheff14

Tags

ACTIONFANTASYMAGICANTI-HERO LEADTRAGEDYSTRONG LEADMALE LEADNON-HUMAN LEADREINCARNATIONGRIMDARK

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Rating
4.5/ 5.0
Followers
10
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907

Chapters(1 total)

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Community Reviews(1)

  • InslayerRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    The description didn't catch my attention, and I was about to close it, but I said since it's only just the prologue, I will spare the effort to read it.
    I'm glad I did...
    A novel well written from the first chapter-prologue.
    If you still hesitate in reading this, then just read the prologue.
    If even that won't convince you it's a worthwhile novel, then even I don't know what will.
    ( PS. This is based solely on my opinion. Don't take everything I say for granted. People's points of view, opinions, what they consider good or bad always differs, no mater how much or little. Though I still think that reading just the prologue should be enough for you to create your own opinion on the novel. )