The World After the Fall

Hello friends This novel has a good start, the rhythm of the story is almost good, but sometimes it gets confusing, especially for those who have the first experience of reading this style of novel. In the middle of the story, the rhythm slows down a bit, and the ending is not very good in my opinion, but it is not bad in its own style and can be read. Average characterization, many characters are considered abandoned. For a short novel like this, dealing with more characters is considered a weakness, it slows down the rhythm and only annoys the reader.

I read this novel about 2 years ago. it is not the best that I have ever read but it certainly is very unique and interesting. The main character is very diligent, hardworking, calm and intelligent. The side characters also have a personality of their own. the world building is outstanding and realistic. This novel explores the ideas of existentialism, making sense of a senseless world. it is definitely novel worth reading.

one of my fav light novels, really. the character development, their depth and their personalities, traits [and stuff], the story / plot; it’s all just so immaculate? and immersive, or powerful, for a lack of better words. i don’t know how to get this across but its all just really well written. its hard to grasp, some elements are confusing as hell, but its all just very … piquing in its own way. i don't believe those who say this is “cliche, ” or just “faux philosophy, ” (/ref to ouroboros, which in my opinion, although funny in a way [with the philosophy of clothes and nakedness], was a really nice and new perspective of things. ) in the end, people’s opinions are subjective and will vary, so this is most likely a hit-or-miss, but all in all, i definitely recommend you to give this a shot. also, the ending was quite disorienting / disappointing for some, so just a heads up, you have all the choice to stop at 228. either way, this was a new, fresh and unique experience to read, so i’d suggest you’d read to the end, too, just to see the finish of a novel :)

The end is a complete brain smasher and you will need a few more of them to understand everything. Nevertheless, you are about to read a work of art. If you have any doubt, give it a try.

Would definitely reccommend; its a pretty powerful story that doesn't rely on just power growth, but actually also has a great storyline. If you get the chance, read it.

Although the ending was a bit confusing, I enjoyed the novel overall. The story started off as a boring tower climbing novel, but it quickly expanded into a more unique world with decent world building and character development. The main character was quite likable, which is rare enough. Unlike many web novels, the translation was good, so this is definitely a plus for me. Summing it up, The World After The Fall is, at least in my opinion, is definitely one of the more enjoyable stories, so I can only recommend it.

This one was one of the more interesting novels I've read. I don't quite know to go about describing this novel. It is one of those that is hard to grasp by reading someone else's words. Put simply, this is a story about a man who pursues his goals and sticks to his morals no matter the cost. It was very entertaining and I would highly recommend this novel to others.

So I’ve just finished the novel and all I really have to say is you have two options stop at around chapter 228 and have an end or finish it and be left with more questions

This novel is quite popular due to its manhwa and having the same author as ORV. There are a few terms in this novel that might confuse you and that's ok. I've always liked tower-related novels and love the first few chapters. While I don't love the rest as much as the first few, they are quite good and won't take too long to read. The power system did get a little confusing for me once we got to the last few arcs.

4. 5/5. 0 This is a stage climber novel. The protagonist is some not to brilliant but too much effort focused, and one can think thats going to be boring, but not ahaha. And that is the core of it. Well, the world is in some way a serious One Punch Man novel, with an abstract objective that in the last ark is hard to assume to the reader (about hard work to exit the nightmare of the normal life, some times putting yourself objetives like Odusseus. . . Like I said, a hard explanation about this novel) with a great Sci Fiction idea about our mind. Its a great novel for people that love straightforward stories, but can bea slow ball for some.