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Synopsis
Estaria, a goddess of creation and eradication, attempts to resurrect her deceased father through a complex reincarnation process. This effort results in the birth of Hajime, a child who unexpectedly possesses two souls from people who died simultaneously in another world. As this individual explores the world, the dormant memories of the second soul gradually return, leading to the development of split personalities. This novel reads like a psychological twist on the reincarnation trope, echoing the internal conflicts found in dual-identity fantasies. It is designed for readers who appreciate character-driven mysteries and the slow unraveling of a protagonist's past. Those who prefer fast-paced, traditional power fantasies should likely skip it. The standout quality is the intriguing premise of shared consciousness, though the current pacing is cautious as it establishes the divine lore.
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Editorial Review
The narrative's primary strength lies in its unique approach to reincarnation. Rather than a single soul in a new body, the dual-soul mechanic creates an inherent tension and a promising path for character development through fragmented memories. However, the work suffers from its current brevity. With only 28 chapters, the plot is still in its introductory phase, leaving the motivations of the goddess Estaria and the mechanics of the world feeling skeletal. While the genres of action and mystery are present, they haven't yet converged into a cohesive momentum. It is an ambitious start that promises a complex exploration of identity, but it currently lacks the depth that comes with a more substantial chapter count. As an ongoing project, its success will depend on how effectively the author manages the split personalities without confusing the reader.












