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Synopsis
Ezekiel returns from death as a Lich, finding himself an outcast in a world where his former allies have turned against him. He must survive within the holy kingdom of Olattee, a realm dedicated to his destruction, while rebuilding his lost powers from zero. This story reads like a blend of Overlord and classic zero-to-hero progression fantasies, focusing on the struggle of a misunderstood monster. It is perfect for readers who enjoy undead protagonists and the tension of hiding one's identity in hostile territory. However, those seeking a purely platonic high fantasy should skip this, as the genre tags suggest adult themes. The pacing is steady, emphasizing the slow climb back to power, with the mysterious artifact Mercy serving as a compelling hook that promises future payoffs.
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Editorial Review
With nearly 200 chapters, the novel shows a commitment to long-term world-building and character growth. The strongest element is the inherent tension of the protagonist's situation; placing an undead creature in a holy kingdom creates a natural, driving conflict. However, there is a noticeable disconnect in the presentation. The inclusion of non-English genre tags suggests a lack of editorial cohesion, which may leave some readers confused about the story's actual tone and target demographic. While the progression loop is satisfying, the narrative risks becoming repetitive if the hide-and-seek dynamic with the Church persists too long without significant plot shifts. Overall, it is a solid entry in the progression fantasy subgenre, provided the author maintains the momentum of Ezekiel's evolution.