Not only is the setting very interesting and unique. The author is also amazing at keeping mysteries and unfolds them only when appropriate which keeps... more>> you hooked. The way he plays into the depths of the characters makes for a dynamic cast. If you're still not convinced, you can check out the manga first but only read the first 20-30 chapters, and then come back to this as it's much richer. <<less

Very good kingdom-building novel, though not without its faults, but it might be the best on this site. The cast is quite large and very... more>> diverse. The author knows how to handle many characters without taking the focus away from the MC. The few issues I've had only pop up in the latter half of the novel. And while it doesn't quite feel too rushed near the end, I feel like the author wasted its potential by not stretching things out over 2k+ chapters. <<less

Best read when feeling down for maximum emotional turmoil. It's a short novel that relies on a gimmick, however, the author manages to capture that... more>> depressive nihilistic mood without it feeling too pretentious (well, outside a couple of details). Imagine Welcome to NHK but a much more depressive and lonely atmosphere. <<less

It has a unique scf-fi setting and a strong premise. Characters are the usual JP; however, the author has a knack for setting up hilarious misunderstandings so the whole novel is a comedic rollercoaster. It's a lighthearted read, not serious at all.... more>>

Other things the author is good at illustrating:

- Political intrigue <<less