Kill the Sun

For Starters, A piece of advice: DO not trust blind reviews and judge whether you want to read a story or not just from them. Some haters make some fake reviews and even dislike the story and comments to drop a story's ranking.Now, if you like a good ol tragedy and dark/grimy story alongside an author who does not care at all about the language he uses in the story (😭😭 trust me, you will find out what I mean), I would highly recommend u give this story a try. Now read my review:I would like to say that I have read all these authors' novels except the newest one, which is currently ongoing with chapters. Yes, this author has a tragedy fetish, yes, the story is dark, and yes, the ending is a little rushed, BUT it all ties together to the story being a peak reading experience. The plot unfolds slowly but surely, and you get to watch the character grow and get stronger step by step. NO plot armor, just devastating hard work. Only negative thing I have to add is that the ending is slightly rushed in in a way but the ending still works out in the end. 

It's just peak. Def in the top 10 of the best novels I've read.

If you don't know whether you should read it or not, trust me and just go and read it.

Warmaisach does it again, i love how in his novels things have actually weight, actions have consequences, the MCs can and will commit mistakes, becoming stronger its not easy and he makes sure that the reader understands that.

In "Kill The Sun", we explore so much about human psyche and the limits of morality, the bad side of society is exposed for us without no filter, there are some events on this novel that are incredibly gruesome and disgusting, and when you are almost losing hope in the people, comes a moment that makes you remember all the good that humanity can achieve when we work together.

I truly recommend this novel

Like always, Warmaisach made another incredible story and that's to be expected he never disappoints , Started this s*it from first 200 chapters and haven't regretted it once but now the ending got me wishing for a more even tho I know it over but overall this ending was a solid one and this is a peak novel,time to read his new nove then

Under the ever-watchful Sun that never sets, a merciless warden in an unending sky, he strides toward the unknown Dusk.

Not as a hero. Not as a savior. But as a sentinel bearing the crushing weight of hope itself.

His is a path paved in ash and silence, where kindness is a memory, and duty lay the last law unbroken. A martyr crowned in suffering. A monarch of cattle.

He marches on, not in hope of witnessing salvation, but because the cost must be paid, even if the light may never reaches him.

Kill The Sun is not merely a tale. It is a dirge sung in the key of despair, a chronicle of a soul unbroken by torment, unbent by the weight of worlds.

Before you read. A certain someone will die because manipulation and manslaughter are reasons for someone to go after them and kill them. Many people dropped the novel after that specific person died, one of them is the mavas guy below. So, don't listen to those retards.

My personal favorite of War, everything so original, well thought. The pain is real, my heart hurt at certain moment, and given the supposed state of the author during part of it's writing I understand why he is able to write tragedies. MUST READ, be prepared for the journey to kill the Sun. 

GOOD. Amazing world-building, has all the little details. However, something that is present across all this author's novels is compared to all other aspects of the novels the mc can be lacking at times, 4/5

This novel is absolutely amazing and it is by far my favorite novel I have ever read. I recommend this novel to anyone that doesn't mind very dark and depressing stories because it is absolute peak. The only problems someone may have is that Nick may be annoying at times at the beginning, but after chapter 300 it just keeps getting better and better.

This author is one of the best in terms of world building hands down. In all 3 of his novels out right now, his ability to go so in depth with this tiny incredibly detailed world, and then expand it into something huge is so captivating. Sure the characters can feel a little poorly written at times, making decisions that seem bad or odd to the reader. However, I think that serves a purpose. Seeing the character so heavily believe in making the wrong decisions, or even being lost in a thought that shouldn't be a bother, makes the characters relatable. Seeing Nick make mistakes and growing from them in mostly an incomplete way, makes the world feel more real. This is a great novel.