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Pursuit of the Truth 求魔 #4
Pursuit of the Truth Vol. 4
Chapters 750-1035
Su Ming grew up dreaming about becoming a Berserker even though he knew that the chances of him becoming one were close to nil. One day, he found a strange piece of debris, and it allowed him to walk the path of becoming a Berserker. But would it be enough for Su Ming to become just another Berserker to protect those he cares about?
Would he be satisfied with leaving everything in fate's hands?
*This novel was originally named Beseech the Devil, but due to the author's wishes, it was changed to Pursuit of the Truth
Su Ming grew up dreaming about becoming a Berserker even though he knew that the chances of him becoming one were close to nil. One day, he found a strange piece of debris, and it allowed him to walk the path of becoming a Berserker. But would it be enough for Su Ming to become just another Berserker to protect those he cares about?
Would he be satisfied with leaving everything in fate's hands?
*This novel was originally named Beseech the Devil, but due to the author's wishes, it was changed to Pursuit of the Truth
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About the author
Er Gen
125 books270 followersName: Liu Yong (刘勇)
Pen name: Er Gen (耳根)
Born in Heilongjiang Province, Mudanjiang prefecture city.
Er Gen is a platinum author on Qidian who used his love for classical chinese myths as a foundation on which to build his webnovels. He has become a pillar of the xianxia genre, and his flagship novel, Renegade Immortal, placed within the top ranks of Qidian’s monthly recommendation charts for many months.
Associated Names:
* Er Gen (English)
* 耳根 (Chinese)
* เอ่อร์เกิน (Thai)
Pen name: Er Gen (耳根)
Born in Heilongjiang Province, Mudanjiang prefecture city.
Er Gen is a platinum author on Qidian who used his love for classical chinese myths as a foundation on which to build his webnovels. He has become a pillar of the xianxia genre, and his flagship novel, Renegade Immortal, placed within the top ranks of Qidian’s monthly recommendation charts for many months.
Associated Names:
* Er Gen (English)
* 耳根 (Chinese)
* เอ่อร์เกิน (Thai)
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September 1, 2023
This is a series that I feel a little bit conflicted about - on one hand the author is writing an extremely intricate and intriguing story, the world building and mythos is unparalleled, on the other the translation is not the greatest - it’s not bad by any means but it has a lot of problems like repetition of words/sentences and random grammatical mistakes and there are enough of them that they can be hard to ignore. I’d say this changes a 10/10 experience to 8/10.
The story has really memorable and epic scenes - I’d say that story wise this is on par with the best books Er Gen has written and that’s a high bar. The story is essentially a tragedy and a darker tale compared to ISSTH and AWE. The world is really vast and interesting as well. The author gradually is reveals the world as the story goes on and it’s kind of ridiculous how the author managed to convey such a complex tale in such a simple fashion.
The characters are well done as well - at least the ones that are critical to the story. The story has the common xianxia problem of having too many random characters introduced which disappear quickly and don’t make much of an emotional impact. The other problem is characters lose relevance once the main character goes somewhere else.
The story and the mystery part is especially well done. I think I haven’t been disappointed by any Er Gen book so far. He really does write the kind of fantasy stories that I haven’t read anywhere else.
The story has really memorable and epic scenes - I’d say that story wise this is on par with the best books Er Gen has written and that’s a high bar. The story is essentially a tragedy and a darker tale compared to ISSTH and AWE. The world is really vast and interesting as well. The author gradually is reveals the world as the story goes on and it’s kind of ridiculous how the author managed to convey such a complex tale in such a simple fashion.
The characters are well done as well - at least the ones that are critical to the story. The story has the common xianxia problem of having too many random characters introduced which disappear quickly and don’t make much of an emotional impact. The other problem is characters lose relevance once the main character goes somewhere else.
The story and the mystery part is especially well done. I think I haven’t been disappointed by any Er Gen book so far. He really does write the kind of fantasy stories that I haven’t read anywhere else.
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