Tempest of the Battlefield

I have read this story up until 356 chapters, i am at midpoint of the story, it is a bit of a rush job at the start however it is worth a read, the only thing that bugs me is that it's story get boring in the middle i had to go through so much pain to get to where i am right now, the story is stable but the thrilling part that makes a story worth reading is just missing. I hope that the review helps whoever is going to read it, and it might prepare you for what's to come.

I finished this book, and it's was a good ride. Diversity in Techniques are relatively differents and not repetitive. You see some Character Development. The relationship are greats and you can feel some empathy and sadness for characters you even hated before. Don't believe 30 chapters reading reviews, because they base their review and say that the mc is stupid and ignorant even though it's logic because at this time he is just 15. Give it a try and i hope that you will like it

I agree with the previous review by DaPon, there are a number of stereotypical tournament arcs and each one feels like another piece to add to the MC's plot armor. There was quite a bit of build up of the MC following their initial trauma but it seems superfluous or trivial towards the end of the final tournament arc with the ultimate 'deus ex' moment enlightenment. Barring the glaring lost plot threads it reeks of SC/Starship troopers rip off even to the point of just rebranding the literal task of playing the video game with thesaurus cobbled fancy phrase for group battle tactics. If you enjoy shallow development, plot, and reading about people playing in wuxia style e-sports its an easy fast read.

I thoroughly enjoyed the story. I felt that the characters were built with care and that there was much thought put into the way that they interact with other characters and the MC. The world-building was done fairly well, and I personally feel that it compliments the story nicely. The ending, while slightly rushed, is fulfilling. In conclusion, I would 100% suggest giving this story a read.

This is a bit of a biased review b/c I really like this authors work. I find it legit hilarious that he unironically wrote the same book three times and I don't see anyone calling him out for it. If you like this concept then just go read one of his other books. I think he does it better in those.

Regret reading this. It all went downhill so fast after the tournament arc. Lack of closure, so many plot points left hanging and the terrible ending

50 chapters in and I can't even handle the absurdity of the protagonist anymore. He is a lustful idiot who allows himself to be willingly controlled and manipulated if a pretty girl just smiles at him. At one point he was even like 'I know I should say no, but she's too pretty so I said yes'. The story looks like it has a lot of potential and the plot looks good other than the MC's personality, so I'm giving it a 2 star and not a 0. If only he wasn't such a perverted idiot it would be a cool story, kinda disappointed. ONCE AGAIN, I only read 50 chapters and briefly looked at some of his interactions later on, so if it gets better comment please and I will be happy to read it again.