About a talentless protagonist in a world where everyone is special, so he is treated like dirt most of his life until a event that takes the protagonist away from his former tormentors occurs, giving him time to train, become God on earth, transform his appearance and return to take revenge on everyone who mistreated him;
I have ""nothing"" against this type of story because the possibilities are fantastic, but there is one thing that made me hate this type of fiction....Everyone who writes it doesn't want to write a good story, but an edgy power fantasy with empty characters devoid of any quality, from the antagonists to the protagonists.
The characters are "bad" to a completely unrealistic level, giving form to cringe and unreal situations just so that the readers will try to "sympathize" with the protagonist, and this doesn't work, because everyone who has the slightest critical sense will only be able to laugh at how ridiculous and empty these situations are.
God, the prologue of him being "sold" by his brother to a gang that would transport him as a slave on a ship is something else.
It all seems...Unnatural, forced, empty, robotic, devoid of motive...Like most of teen edgy power fiction is.
The problem may be that I have learned to have a certain aversion to that kind of story and close my eyes to the other quality it may have...But by the synopsis i expected something more than what was presented to me in this first 2 chapters.
Renders are good however.
I have ""nothing"" against this type of story because the possibilities are fantastic, but there is one thing that made me hate this type of fiction....Everyone who writes it doesn't want to write a good story, but an edgy power fantasy with empty characters devoid of any quality, from the antagonists to the protagonists.
The characters are "bad" to a completely unrealistic level, giving form to cringe and unreal situations just so that the readers will try to "sympathize" with the protagonist, and this doesn't work, because everyone who has the slightest critical sense will only be able to laugh at how ridiculous and empty these situations are.
God, the prologue of him being "sold" by his brother to a gang that would transport him as a slave on a ship is something else.
It all seems...Unnatural, forced, empty, robotic, devoid of motive...Like most of teen edgy power fiction is.
The problem may be that I have learned to have a certain aversion to that kind of story and close my eyes to the other quality it may have...But by the synopsis i expected something more than what was presented to me in this first 2 chapters.
Renders are good however.
