- No ratings yet
- 243
- 46
- 0
- Jun 12
Synopsis
Su Chen survives in a dystopian city where knowledge of power is a guarded monopoly, aided by a mysterious Profession Panel. While he can assume and evolve roles like the Flesh and Blood Emperor, he soon discovers that these professions possess their own sentient wills and agendas. This reads like a dark LitRPG combined with cosmic horror tropes, where the system is as much an enemy as an ally. It is ideal for fans of intricate power systems and psychological tension, though readers seeking a traditional, benevolent system or a fast-paced power fantasy should look elsewhere. The pacing is characterized as meticulous and cautious, with the standout feature being the internal conflict between the protagonist and his evolving, predatory abilities.
π Chapters (46 total)
More Fantasy Novels
Browse more
Ratings & Reviews
Rate this novel
Tap a star to rate
Editorial Review
The novel presents an intriguing twist on the profession-based progression genre by giving the skills themselves a level of autonomy and malice. This creates a compelling dynamic where the protagonist must negotiate with his own powers to avoid mutation or failure. However, the work is currently in its very early stages with only 46 chapters, and its minimal visibility suggests it has yet to find a stable audience. While the world-building involving an artificial sun and eldritch entities is ambitious, there is a danger that the scope of the lore may overshadow the character development in these opening arcs. It is a promising start with a unique hook, but it requires significantly more content to prove it can sustain its complex premise.