Transposition

Self-Published

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Description

Joseph a celebrity in his own world. Got "banished" by the so-called gods due to his arrogance and ego, he was hated by some people. Among those, he angered a scientist. quite a poor lazy scientist, but nonetheless a scientist. so this scientist wanted to punish him, but he didn't know how to do it since he was poor. but he soon remembered a failed experiment he did some time ago. He picked up the exterminator which shoots concentrated radiation beams. but this was too weak to kill that guy so he found a way around the problem and beamed him to death, literally. After that, he was sent to some other world by God

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2018
Author: Enyo

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 3.9/ 5.0
Followers: 28
Views: 38,580

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Community Reviews(2)

windlepoonsRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
This is a story where characters are forced to learn who they are in less than ideal circumstances - and it turns out they are really not what they thought they were.
It's well written, the characters come across as people not tropes and their journey is fascinating as they find their fae blood transforming them while they are kept prisoner and drugged. How will they adapt to their new bodies? How will men feel now they are beautiful women - only to learn that is only the first step and they may end up not even looking human. Will their existing relationships survive? Can they be happy as what they are now?
I for one look forward to finding out more about the world they are in and what the future holds.
Derin_EdalaRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
Transposition it the stroy of a handful of young adults finding out that they have fae heritage and having to deal with the resultant magical transformation of their bodies. Which would probably be a lot easier to do, if this didn't happen while they were being abducted for magical experimentation.
The style is a little all over the place at the start, but quickly becomes consistent. The early wandering sentences and overexplanations quickly settle into a smooth and detailed storytelling style, so don't give up early. It's worth it.
Grammar is fine. No jarring errors that interrupt the flow of the story.
The story itself is very generic, but in that 'this is the niche we're writing for and we're not going to waste your time pretending to be anything else' kind of way. You want to see a closeknit group of friends with diverse personalities get enslaved and undergo magical transformations and identity crises? Here you go. Here's an island, here's some magic/. The story isn't remotely complicated but it doesn't need to be.
The characters are definitely the star of the show here. A very large cast, all with diverse personalities. I found it a bit overwhelming, not having a very good memory, and the author does throw a lot of information at you about a lot of people long before you have any incentive to care about them, but stick with it -- it pays off. This is one of those stories where it's absolutely worth muscling through even if the start doesn't grab you.