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Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Wearing the mask of TurtleMe, this writer has progressed from his title as a Berkeley graduate and discarded his identity as a corporate worker to dive into the world of fantasy. As a recognized web serial author for over two years, TurtleMe brings together a blend of traditional and eastern literature alongside fast-paced installments into his novel "The Beginning After The End", an epic fantasy starting from the rebirth of a king into a new life of magic and twisted fate. He has a fondness for books, comics, games and going on walks with his wonderful girlfriend, Grace, and his devious dog, Roy. Read ahead on https://tapas.io/series/tbate
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Feb 29, 2020 Arrcraft rated it really liked it Review of book 1 - 7 Book 1 - This was very entertaining,
and while I have read something similar before, it was an enjoyable read. 4 Stars. However, only two things kept it from being 5 stars. First, there was no REAL conflict in this book. Everything was too easy for the MC and everything was pre-ordained. Second, there was an initial information dump in the form of the MC reading books in a library about his new world, but after this, we do not get much detail. I knew practically nothing about Book 1 - This was very entertaining, and while I have read something similar before, it was an enjoyable read. 4 Stars. However, only two things kept it from being 5 stars. First, there was no REAL conflict in this book. Everything was too easy for the MC and everything was pre-ordained. Second, there was an initial information dump in the form of the MC reading books in a library about his new world, but after this, we do not get much detail. I knew practically nothing about the
world, how society works, etc. Book 2 - This was also entertaining, and 4 stars, kept back because the author seemed to skip over the most enjoyable parts. I wanted to see the MC's first encounters, and read about his journey. Instead, it kind of skips over the interesting bits to summarize a 4 year period. Book 3 - 5 Stars. The author has hit his stride. You can tell he has gotten better at writing. The author also shows that the MC has flaws and his character is changing. You see
that he is not invulnerable and can be harmed. Book 4 - 5 Stars. In this book, the author explores the wider world a bit more and you start seeing conflict on a larger scale. You finally find people who are insanely strong compared to the MC and it starts exploring the history of the world. Book 5 - 5 Stars. This is a book of training. While it seems that a book focused mostly on training would be boring, the author did a good job of keeping the reader interested. You start to see
the book from others point of view more often. Book 6 - 4 Stars. This book shows that start of the true war and plot of the series. It is also twice as long as normal. While I normally love longer books, it almost seems as if he is padding the book. 30% of the book seems to come from other's point of view. While the writing was still good, I wanted to experience the world through the MC, not some random person. Book 7 - 4 Stars. This book suffers from the same problems as the one
before it. It is still an enjoyable read, but now about 50% of the book is either from other's point of view, or a flashback from the MC's past life. I will definitely read this series until the end. However, I am no longer furiously devouring it page by page like I did before. I find myself skimming the chapters on side characters and random enemies. There were 3 or 4 full chapters told from an enemy's point of view that ended up being pointless. I won't go into why, as that would be a spoiler.
May 09, 2020 Dennis rated it did not like it The constant stupidity I have to admit this
was a great series books 1-4 .. books 5 and 6 not so much. I continued reading but I think I'm done now. The constant stupidity killed the storyline. I think I sprained my eyes with the constant rolling. I'm not going to spoil the book but I have a hard time even making sense of turtleme's thought process. Was he board with the story and wanting to just end it? If so please make sure to kill off a certain princess next book. And for the love of god sto I have to admit this was a great series books 1-4 .. books 5 and 6 not so much. I continued reading but I think I'm done now. The constant stupidity killed the storyline. I think I sprained my eyes with the constant rolling. I'm not going to spoil the book but I have a hard time even making sense of turtleme's thought process. Was he board with the story and wanting to just end it? If so please make sure to kill
off a certain princess next book. And for the love of god stop with the convoluted plot line, it wasn't suspenseful it was silly. If you want to bring the MC to a new level great, that's understandable, BUT not every nobleman can be a traitor . What ever.
Mar 03, 2020 Jason W rated it really liked it
Not bad but frustrating This book lacks nuance. Basically, the villain outmaneuvers the MC at every turn. Somehow every single one of the villain's plan succeeds. This is unrealistic. Also some of the characters seem to become temporarily insane and start doing really dumb things that make no sense. Also the specific limitations placed on the character don't make any sense. There definitely need to be limitations. An all
powerful MC would be boring. But the author needs to work on the logic behin This book lacks nuance. Basically, the villain outmaneuvers the MC at every turn. Somehow every single one of the villain's plan succeeds. This is unrealistic. Also some of the characters seem to become temporarily insane and start doing really dumb things that make no sense. Also the specific limitations placed on the
character don't make any sense. There definitely need to be limitations. An all powerful MC would be boring. But the author needs to work on the logic behind them. Not a terrible book but too many plot holes and a bit overdone in some areas. I would sum it up as the MC and his allies are incompetent. The villains are infallible. This dynamic makes the story frustrating to read.
May 11, 2020 Clint Young rated it it was amazing Alert I hate trying to write
reviews because there are really only pass/fail results for me. Did I make it all the way through? Yes? 5 stars. No? There would be nothing here to read. In all fairness, if an author holds my attention from page one to the end, they’ve done their job. Anything less than 5 stars is petty criticism from someone incapable of even doing the job let alone doing a better one. So in respect for the author and their work, I am going to start pasting this along with a generic I hate trying to write reviews because there are really only pass/fail results for me. Did I make it all the way through? Yes? 5 stars. No? There would be nothing here to read. In all fairness, if an author holds my attention from page one to the end, they’ve done their job. Anything less than 5 stars is petty criticism from someone incapable of even doing the job let alone doing a better one. So in respect for the author
and their work, I am going to start pasting this along with a generic review I found somewhere. “This was a fun book. I am glad that I read it. You should try it too.” Now, since I have to keep explaining myself to people who don't like my reviews, I guess some clarification is in order. 1. I am 100% against criticism for works of art. Art is subjective, meaning reviews are irrelevant. The observer's opinion is only relevant to the observer. It is my belief that regardless of what
others might say, I have to experience the art for myself. 2. I read upwards of 20 books a month. The $10/month I spend on K U, feels like I am cheating the authors. But since I can't afford 20 books a month if I were to purchase them directly, all I can offer is a positive review. That leads us to the final point. 3. If I get to the end of a book, then it was worth my time. I give those books 5 stars because it helps the author get exposure. That is the only reason I write reviews
at all. I understand that people are people and they are going to do what they do regardless of my stance. I know the way that I review books upsets some people. I am sorry they feel that way but as many have said, they will just ignore my review going forward. In fact, if you made it this far through my review, you should definitely read the book and completely ignore all of the reviews here. You are a much better judge of what you will like than anyone here. Cheers
Sep 05, 2020 Sarafisher001 rated it did not like it Garbage This series
started off good but has just become filler and predictable tropes on top of more filler. My guess is that the author ran out of decent ideas at around book 3 and just doesn't know how to end the series This series started off good but has just become filler and predictable tropes on top of more filler. My guess is that the author ran out of decent ideas at around book 3 and just doesn't know how to end the series
The steady decline in caring what happens in the war, as well as the MC's constant idiocy, makes this the worse book of the series yet. "I want to protect my family, so I'll do the bare minimum until
something bad happens, THEN in my rage continue to do the bare minimum!" "I want to protect my family, so I'll do the bare minimum until something bad happens, THEN in my rage continue to do the bare minimum!"
Jul 08, 2022 Imaniah rated it it was amazing Of all the volumes I've read, this one is quite interesting. Of all the volumes I've read, this one is quite interesting. ...more
Nov 21, 2020 Greg rated it really liked it 4.5/5 After a lull during the last couple books Divergence kicks things up a notch. Many questions are answered. Plotlines start to converge. While this is a nice change of pace from the last 2
slower novels that spent far too much time on filler and training Divergence really is super grim in comparison to the previous novels. Our heroes really needed to eek out some wins this time around but those are few and far between it seems as the Vritras and the Alacryan army reign hell down upon them. T There are more flashbacks to Arthur's past life in this volume as well, though they are fewer and farther between. There are also
a few other PoV characters which can be a little distracting and a few of them seemed rather unnecessary. They aren't as bad as they were before and the fact that the plotline sees a huge comparative surge its not hard to keep interested. While I still miss the easy going whimsical nature of the first few volumes I must admit they didn't have a staggering level of conflict for our OP (over powered) protagonist. In this volume the table gets flipped. I think the tale is starting to
catch up to Turtleme's web novel I hope the releases remain consistent as I am an impatient bastard.
Jan 31, 2021 Kevin rated it it was ok I'm really not enjoying this as I did the first couple books. There are too many
points of view, so the story is spread out in directions you don't care for. The author also introduced the dreaded romance subplot, so things are going to get more hectic (it already started). (view spoiler)[Of course the stupid elf princess had to go do something stupid, that got a bunch of people killed and damaged our protagonist beyond words. The author also introduced the dreaded romance subplot, so things are going to get more hectic (it already started). (view spoiler)[Of course the stupid elf princess had to go do something stupid, that got a bunch of people killed and damaged our protagonist beyond words. I'm giving this book two stars because of that stupid elf princess. (hide spoiler)] I might read the sequels, but the ever increasing POVs, and "emotional" elf princess are strong deterrents. 2/5 Stars ...more
DNF 43% The series has lost my interest. There are so many plot-lines and important characters that the reader's attention has been diluted below a critical threshold. For
me, it has become a bit of a mess. The series has lost my interest. There are so many plot-lines and important characters that the reader's attention has been diluted below a critical threshold. For me, it has become a bit of a mess.
Good book, but frustrating that the main character was very thick and slow to pick up on every clue presented to him.. The reader easily identified what the clues meant, but had
to wait many chapters for the main character to catch on... frustrating.
Feb 18, 2020 Shadow rated it it was amazing Great read! I'm extremely impressed with this series. The unique magic system thought up by Turtleme is outstanding, and the character development is top notch. The first couple books went by far too quickly, and I'm very happy that Turtleme began
lengthening the books. But I'm sad that I burned through all 7 books already. I haven't been this engrossed in a series since Wheel of Time. Here's hoping book 8 comes quickly! I'm extremely impressed with this series. The unique magic system thought up by Turtleme is outstanding, and the character development is top notch. The first couple books went by far too quickly, and I'm very happy that Turtleme began
lengthening the books. But I'm sad that I burned through all 7 books already. I haven't been this engrossed in a series since Wheel of Time. Here's hoping book 8 comes quickly!
Aug 13, 2020 Jude rated it liked it First 1 to 5 books after good cohesive character development
The constant
stupidity I think I sprained my eyes with the constant rolling. I'm not going to spoil the book but I have a hard time even making sense of turtleme's thought process. Was he board with the story and wanting to just end it? If so please make sure to kill off a certain princess next book. And for the love of god stop The constant stupidityI have to admit this was a great series books 1-4 .. books 5 and 6 not so much. I continued reading but I think I'm done now. The constant stupidity killed the storyline. I think I sprained my eyes with the constant rolling. I'm not going to spoil the book but I have a hard time even making sense of turtleme's thought process. Was he board with the story and wanting to just end it? If so please make sure to kill off a
certain princess next book. And for the love of god stop with the convoluted plot line, it wasn't suspenseful it was silly. If you want to bring the MC to a new level great, that's understandable, BUT not every nobleman can be a traitor. Story begins after the flash back which is becoming redundant at this part of time. Only intresting tit bit from previous book is that someone knows about protagonist's reincarnation as King Grey. Rest is rather repetitive and drag as it seems to employ more of us less anime troope system. Where the protagonist act as an immature fool throughout the story and series. Whereas author has gone out of its way to make the protagonist cool, calm, collected, & composed. Here he could be seem being manipulated by his family, friends, love, intrest, council which is everyone in the story and arc. If you are reading all the story continuously you can feel there is something very off i this story as it has many plot holes. ...more
Jul 01, 2020 Michael Bravo rated it really liked it Good read if your looking for
isekai This would have been worthy of 5* if the author could find some consistency in his/her narrative. Just as the previous changes from making Grey 38 instead of the before mentioned 28 when he became Arthur & the change to having him supposedly die instead of his having gone back to his former self & stating that he's retiring & jumping back into being Arthur again. Though maybe Turtleme will find a way to incorporate that into a death, though it should have play This would have been worthy of 5* if the author could find some consistency in his/her narrative. Just as the previous changes from making Grey 38 instead of the before mentioned 28 when he became Arthur & the change to having him supposedly die instead of his having gone back to his former self & stating that he's retiring & jumping back into being Arthur again. Though maybe Turtleme will
find a way to incorporate that into a death, though it should have played out instead of the instant re-convergence with the Arthur life. This time Turtleme seems to have forgotten that Arthur's parents had already forgiven him for having the reincarnated life instilled since birth.
A good story ruined by its episodic style I really liked the story of Arthur/Gray especially knowing more of Gray's story. The problem with this v was in every
previous volumes but it was annoyingly apparent in this volume. I liked the chapter from the point of view of the enemy and how they were infiltrating the elf forest what I didn't like was the other chapters from the point of view of the same enemy. I felt like I really want to skip it and knowing how even the author skip the battle in the I really liked the story of Arthur/Gray
especially knowing more of Gray's story. The problem with this v was in every previous volumes but it was annoyingly apparent in this volume. I liked the chapter from the point of view of the enemy and how they were infiltrating the elf forest what I didn't like was the other chapters from the point of view of the same enemy. I felt like I really want to skip it and knowing how even the author skip the battle in the forest later, I wished that I had skipped those chapters. This problem got to a
point that it was talking of 3 characters taking the enjoyment of all them. The other problem I had was in the last 3 to 4 chapters so SPOILER ahead. It is a really fun story and I liked the multiple view points especially when it takes the role of a spectator or the enemy but wished it was tuned down a little in volume 8 ...more
Jan 20, 2022 Emia is currently reading it I discovered this book in comic version and I loved it! Everything, from the images quality to the plot, the story that stands out directly from other similar stories, a pure delight! And then since the comic episodes took a while to come
out per week, I started the ebook version from the very beginning, coming back to the episodes illustrating them on the comics (I highly recommend ). Even better, a masterpiece, a better understanding of the background and the charaters due to the changings of p And
then since the comic episodes took a while to come out per week, I started the ebook version from the very beginning, coming back to the episodes illustrating them on the comics (I highly recommend ). Even better, a masterpiece, a better understanding of the background and the charaters due to the changings of points of views... And then my reading got ahead of the webtoon, and I went very far into the story, until it started to be dragged a little too longer for my taste, I was eager to
know the end of the story. .., so I took a little glipmse of the end of the book 8 (which was not the end afterall, the author is still writing obviously )... Big mistake! please avoid doing that!! The story isn't over yet I don't like the turn of events, AT ALL!! . It lost my appetite (of the book, not for food which appetite's fine, thank you). So I'm going to stop my reading here (chapter 170-- vol.7) unless the very end chapter comes out so I can check out how it turns and what
to expect (what do you want, I'm too frustrated, I can't go back now). Any recommendations ? (same kind but much shorter like SoloLeveling please )
Jul 05, 2021 Matthew rated it liked it This one was bad. The rest are good, but this one was not. The MC hasn't won
a single fight in almost 2000 years at this point. It is like he became Vegeta instead of Goku. He is just a whiney punching bag that makes stupid decisions and tries to commit suicide to win every fight. Then he decides to just commit suicide to hold off enemies. Basically we had an OP MC now we have a not funny punk that loses every fight, complains constantly and takes his friends for granted. It is annoying played o This one was bad. The rest
are good, but this one was not. The MC hasn't won a single fight in almost 2000 years at this point. It is like he became Vegeta instead of Goku. He is just a whiney punching bag that makes stupid decisions and tries to commit suicide to win every fight. Then he decides to just commit suicide to hold off enemies. Basically we had an OP MC now we have a not funny punk that loses every fight, complains constantly and takes his friends for granted. It is annoying played out and not fun. This book
series isn't the best I am not going to pretend that it is. The only reason I am listening to it is because Travis Baldree has a voice like an angel, but it has been fun and exciting. The MC has been likeable and motivated, the other characters have been likeable furniture to be moved around and placed as the MC sees fit up to this point. Tess really sucked in this book. Overall it was bad.
Aug 21, 2021 Nealis rated it it was ok A lot of the reviews are complaining about slow moving trainwreak of a plot and
I agree. It is a original a webnovel, every week or so chapter . So I can see how that type of format would twist and shape the plot to something that looks contrived and frustrating reading in novel form. A weekly reader must be entertained and hooked every week again and again b/c so many other webnovels are trying to do the same, it becomes a race to bottom so to speak. So the zigzaging and heavy handed direction A lot of the reviews are
complaining about slow moving trainwreak of a plot and I agree. It is a original a webnovel, every week or so chapter . So I can see how that type of format would twist and shape the plot to something that looks contrived and frustrating reading in novel form. A weekly reader must be entertained and hooked every week again and again b/c so many other webnovels are trying to do the same, it becomes a race to bottom so to speak. So the zigzaging and heavy handed direction of the plot reflects
that. While I understand why the plot is shaped the way it is, I am also very frustrated at the "slowplay" of angst in this novel. The flashbacks to Arthur's former life were tedious trainwreak is a cheap writers ploy to add mental anguish to the main character. Then in the later part of the novel, the MC keeps stating something doesn't seem right in every chapter, but conveniently ignores the signs that the authors points out over and over again, then has a surprised pikachu face when the
proverbial hammer drops.
Exhausting but captivating I have to take a star off for the sheer amount of tension that’s throughout the book nearly every chapter is crucial then stretched or Mini cliff hanger as you’re
switching characters sometimes for two or three chapters before you go back to the other character. The tension gets to the point that it took away from my enjoyment of the overall book where I had to stop and take my mind of the book to continue it. Second star comes for the characters in the later half of the I have to take a star off for the sheer amount of tension that’s throughout the book
nearly every chapter is crucial then stretched or Mini cliff hanger as you’re switching characters sometimes for two or three chapters before you go back to the other character. The tension gets to the point that it took away from my enjoyment of the overall book where I had to stop and take my mind of the book to continue it. Second star comes for the characters in the later half of the book feel very close to making totally opposite character decisions and some other minor nitpicky
things. Overall I would buy the next book however I can’t take book 8 of mini cliffhangers please author write like you have in the past and give us both progress, struggle and reward.
Jul 28, 2021 Miss OP rated it really liked it not bad. I'd been holding off on this one for the main reason of cliffhangers in the last book. Once I see an author start doing cliffhangers without a fast release of the next book they get taken out of my to-read fast pile. So, I'm pretty late on this. I enjoy the fact that computers seem to be young. They really felt young. It makes me wonder about computers more and more and the symbiosis. I enjoy the world-building and I wish more effort would be done with the Itechee. Something happens and not bad. I'd been holding off on this one for the main reason of cliffhangers in the last book. Once I see an author start doing cliffhangers without a fast release of the next book they get taken out of my to-read fast pile. So, I'm pretty late on this. I enjoy the fact that computers seem to be young. They really felt young. It makes me wonder about computers more and more and the symbiosis. I enjoy the world-building and I wish more effort would be done with the Itechee. Something happens and it's treated as "throwaway" almost. I'm not going to give away what I'd like to see more care given next time towards Itechee. I think they are starting to be people. Useful people and not thrown away as their society treats them. I enjoy seeing that plot explained in the minds of not only the Itechee themselves but also in the minds of the humans they live with. ...more
Plot used too much cornstarch. Yikes. 7 books in and still nothing is resolved. Half the characters hate each other, the other half are in
love, a half life has gone rogue, and everyone is in a state of constant anger. Soap opera level drama, and books are still ending on cliffhangers. good story, grammar, and syntax. One star for me as I just can’t keep up with what’s going on, and of course the massive power suck, coupled with a cliche and underwritten villain. Higher forms of magic are incons Yikes. 7 books in and still nothing
is resolved. Half the characters hate each other, the other half are in love, a half life has gone rogue, and everyone is in a state of constant anger. Soap opera level drama, and books are still ending on cliffhangers. good story, grammar, and syntax. One star for me as I just can’t keep up with what’s going on, and of course the massive power suck, coupled with a cliche and underwritten villain. Higher forms of magic are inconsistent, as are some displayed skills. Useless detail where I would
love some explanations on other subjects instead. Also, main character still alive. Possible death count from this book: 17
Feb 28, 2020 Arceius rated it really liked it Starts slow Honestly you can skip a large
chunk of this book. The politics that weigh down the first half of the book are completely irrelevant to the story. At some point about halfway through the story refocuses in a way that's interesting and it culminates with some great interactions. I wish the author had skipped ahead through the seeming teen angst and gotten to the meat of the story. The last 20% is worth following up on. Starting with the one of the more major battle sequences and eschewi Honestly you can skip a large chunk of this book. The politics that weigh down the first half of the book are completely irrelevant to the story. At some point about halfway through the story refocuses in a way that's interesting and it culminates with some great interactions. I wish the author had skipped ahead through the seeming teen angst and gotten to the meat of the story. The last 20% is worth following up on.
Starting with the one of the more major battle sequences and eschewing some of the less important interactions would help this series. I'm glad it moved along to a satisfying ending though
With the war in full swing and Arthur so strong, we watch the world that he tried so desperate to protect fall apart. Love ones, friends, warriors die. As always there is always someone stronger and bigger not to be beaten an there is always more to lose as he struggles to relinquish absolute control in saving his love ones, he loses that which he loves the most. But at the very least, the underlying plot finally becomes clear. Secrets are at last revealed tying his 2 lives together. There is mo With the war in full swing and Arthur so strong, we watch the world that he tried so desperate to protect fall apart. Love ones, friends, warriors die. As always there is always someone stronger and bigger not to be beaten an there is always more to lose as he struggles to relinquish absolute control in saving his love ones, he loses that which he loves the most. But at the very least, the underlying plot finally becomes clear. Secrets are at last revealed tying his 2 lives together. There is more to come though. With this world and lives lost, our hero would have to dig very deep to overcome what is left at what must be the apex of disaster. ...more
Jul 14, 2022 Roarke rated it did not like it Series starts strong, keeps getting worse This
was an extremely low point in the series. The entire novel was broken. With weird fights, jarring changes in POV, characters not only diverging from their norm but acting in extremely stupid and inexplicable ways. And the ending was ridiculously foolish, both in the way it was written and in the way the characters behaved. I’m sure this was all designed to build toward something, but contorting your world and characters to force the story to fit and m This was an extremely low point in the series. The entire novel was broken. With weird fights, jarring changes in POV, characters not only diverging from their norm but acting in extremely stupid and inexplicable ways. And the ending was ridiculously foolish, both in the way it was written and in the way the characters behaved. I’m sure this was all designed to build toward something, but
contorting your world and characters to force the story to fit and move the way you want is poor craft and a betrayal to read. After the second novel I bought all 9 currently out as a group, I’m regretting that now.
Aug 11, 2020 Raymond Moses rated it it was amazing This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The book is very interesting, descriptive and concise, however, somethings just get me asking questions, how could he not still be able to beat the bad guys despite the upgrade, after his mana core got shattered as a white mage so he cannot use all the abilities of mana, what advantage does aether core has over mana core??? i believe this qustions should be answered by describing the difference in power when he was making use of white mana core and when he started using aether core...try make an The book is very interesting, descriptive and concise, however, somethings just get me asking questions, how could he not still be able to beat the bad guys despite the upgrade, after his mana core got shattered as a white mage so he cannot use all the abilities of mana, what advantage does aether core has over mana core??? i believe this qustions should be answered by describing the difference in power when he was making use of white mana core and when he started using aether core...try make an imaginable difference please. ...more
Aug 22, 2020 Michael H. rated it really liked it I really don’t know where to put this one, it’s a
bit contrived in terms of story, yet is literally the most engaging piece of fiction I’ve ever read.
Struggled for a While This book really floundered compared to the rest, and I began to lose interest as everything seemed too cliche and predictable. But I. The last fifth of the book, the story started
rolling again and it finally seemed like TurtleMe had a plan again. Had the story ended sooner I would have given it 3 stars, but the ending pulled through. Still a great series though, and I will be looking forward to the next book!
Hero strong, but never enough I grow tired of this trope. Hero gets strong, hero has enemies that are stronger. Hero gains in power, then hero is emotional comprised and gets shit kicked out
of them. Enemies win because an unbalanced child deals with other imbalance children. Meh at best for this one. Just end it already. The writing isn't bad but you're beating the story to death I grow tired of this trope. Hero gets strong, hero has enemies that are stronger. Hero gains in power, then hero is emotional comprised and gets shit kicked out of them. Enemies win because an unbalanced
child deals with other imbalance children. Meh at best for this one. Just end it already. The writing isn't bad but you're beating the story to death
I'm really intrigued by the new turn of events, and the creative way the author gave Arthur a body that can use all his Aether Arts. But when it came down to the nitty gritties, it came short. The details and completeness of thought on the final push of the series is starting to stall with little progression. It's like we were at 80% before, plowing through the plot and action on the battlefield, and suddenly nothin' for half a book. Ugh. I'm really intrigued by the new turn of events, and the creative way the author gave Arthur a body that can use all his Aether Arts. But when it came down to the nitty gritties, it came short. The details and completeness of thought on the final push of the series is starting to stall with little progression. It's like we were at 80% before, plowing through the plot and action on the battlefield, and suddenly nothin' for half a book. Ugh. ...more Wearing the mask of TurtleMe, this writer has progressed from his title as a Berkeley graduate and discarded his identity has a corporate worker and delved into the world of fantasy. As a recognized web serial author for over two years, TurtleMe brings together a mix of traditional literature alongside fast-paced installments into his novel "The Beginning After The End", an epic fantasy starting f As a recognized web serial author for over two years, TurtleMe brings together a mix of traditional literature alongside fast-paced installments into his novel "The Beginning After The End", an epic fantasy starting from the rebirth of a king into a new life of
magic and twisted fate. He has a fondness for books, comics, games and going on walks with his wonderful girlfriend, Grace, and his devious dog, Roy. Other books in the seriesRelated ArticlesSummer is winding down, but that’s OK, as long as there are good books to read. As it happens, there are some great new books coming in... Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Is The Beginning After The End book finished?The novel actually isn't complete, while we are finally getting closer to the finish line. However, the novel is so much more ahead of the comic that it feels like I'm looking into the future every time I write a chapter of the novel, and I certainly do take advantage of that very fact.
How many books will be in The Beginning After The End?How many The Beginning After The End Manga books are there? There are 8 books in the The Beginning After The End Manga series.
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