Top 5 Fantasy Webnovel Series I Want To Read! 

Lord of the Mysteries is, at least among webnovels, one of the greatest examples of setup-payoff. Things you might consider trivial and small when reading, often end up cooking in the background for a while, leading to huge events. The thing I immediately think of when remembering LOTM is the feeling of "things clicking into place". The truth is basically laid out before you, yet you're never able to connect the dots before the grand reveal. Even things you might think would be lost in translation, like hidden meanings, analogies, proverbs, jokes etc. somehow still make sense and fit in. I'm almost certain that the translator may be an award-winning author himself.

Worm is the absolute best superhero story I have ever seen or read. You're not ready for how insane it gets. I can't wait for you to read it!

I caught upto LOTM recently and can say that it's one of the best things I've read ngl. Start was a bit slow but it picked up soon and kept going higher. Oh and yea the fan translation is very good.

Lord of the Mysteries, I spent 4-5 months reading only this in 2021 or so and made it just in time for the releases of the final chapters + bonus chapters to read with everyone else. This is one of the best fantasies ever written and the anime was just announced!

Lotm is the best book I have ever read. Incredible read, breaks you emotionally by the end.

As usual, Petrik, your venture into something I don't know much about has me curious. I've never read a web novel myself, but you make these sound very interesting!

Lord of the Mystery is amazing read! I've always find it fascinating how the author manage to weave the explaination of magic system with plot progression and expand the lore simultaneously as you read along. That, and the way the gods play games are so subtle that you might miss it if you dont pay attention.

I've read the first volume of The Wandering Inn and I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. I listened to it on audio and the narrator is incredibly talented (and the plot is easy to follow on audio). I think it took me three weeks to finish lol. I picked it up during Audible's huge sale last fall. I'm hoping they have it again this year because it seemed like everything was one sale. While I haven't continued on in the series, I think it's ok to take a break after the first volume. I think I'll pick up the second volume in the fall.

Practical Guide to Evil is really good, but that premise is so vague! It's also in a weird state right now because it is being rewritten/rereleased on a mobile only platform with microtransactions. Hopefully in a few years it will be on a more friendly platform in a final version.

Lord of the Mysteries has an official translation, though It's not really a good translation. It's far from the level of top translated work like 3 body problems, but it's more than just readable. I have read the series completely, and it's fully worth it. It's like many ideas jumbled together to make a coherent story, which can be like an urban fantasy at times, steampunk, pirate adventure, or an epic scale war. Fair warning: there's too much info dumping through conversation, though some of them are done brilliantly...

Patrik , I suggest that if you want to read wandering inn, you need to abondon the mentality of catching up with the series , it is not meant to be consumed in that way, I and most of the community around wandering inn treat it as a weekly read that you take out time once or twice a week to enjoy the work that the author pirate aba have created. Infact most of the community is in catchup mode with the series given pirate on average write 50k words a week(excluding their break weeks). Moreover most of the chapters are nice stopping points. Sure there are character arc that spans multiple volume and there is traditional book structure to the volumes like in traditional publishing, but if you try to read wandering inn in that way you may spoil your enjoyment as it spoiled mine enjoyment in my first read through, because in the hurry of catching up I overlooked so many moment that surfaced back around way later in the series. Try to give it a commitment of 10-20 k a week , and post read through of inpression of the bunch of chs you read weekly or when you think a character arc is complete or whatever suits you, there is not hard and fast rule of reviewing only yill bookend in the webnovel reviewing space, just give your audience warning that yiur discussion is limited to these particular group of chs and they will respect it. Wandering inn community believes in the motto of journey before destination. Hope you embark on the journey and enjoy it. P.S. Website version is the best way to experience the series(through it is also available on kindle), you can use audio book fm book two onwards dor superior experience. Try to read upto ch 1.20 before deciding wether to DNF the series as the start is intentionally slow and small.

Worm is so good. It would definitely benefit from an edit, and character voice is weird in that everyone sort of talks the same. But it does escalation better than anything I've ever read (and I've read it twice 😅)

I dont have words for how just so expertly well done Worm is, the intricate world building, powerful themes, and of course epic battles makes for one of the most engaging stories I have ever come across. If I can offer a tip although EXTREMELY debatable please do not be afraid to look up characters abilites, and read Wildbows statements on whats going on in the background I found it makes for a much more intriguing story when I knew how deep it truly went and how large this universe really is, others will tell you just read it and take it at face value, but I truly believe having looked into the wiki and studying shards a little bit before reading that it made for more of a sci fi fantasy series instead of just another comic book but in word form. Hope you enjoy it and I can not wait to see what you think of it! I hope it inspires other booktubers to pick it up, once it becomes mainstream I believe it has the potential to be a heavy hitter in the entertainment industry. Comics, movies, books, spin offs ect.

Lord of the mysteries is probably one of the greatest series of all time. The fantranslation is really good. The first time i read it, i thought it was actually written by some who knew english.

Of all these, I've only read Worm. It took me three full months to read it while I was deputed for COVID duty to a distant hospital. It kept me company while dealing with that crisis. Looking forward to you trying it! 👍

Worm ruined superhero stories for me. It's just so good and the ending is perfection.

Excited, I'll also be picking up a few from your list.

Web novels have an interesting landscape. I really want to read The Wandering Inn and Forge of Destiny the most. I highly recommend All the Skills and one called Super Supportive. One of deck building based, like yugioh or hearthstone, and the other is a superhero story. There’s also a Xianxia one called Reverend Insanity. Alas, if only I could read fast enough to get through them all!

Lord of mysteries has one of my favorite power systems.

I’m on volume 2 of TWI and enjoying my time so far! Looking forward to hearing you talk about it

Yes! Lord of the mysteries! Finished it some months ago start was slow but ending Of the first arc was nonstop heart palpating and it's only up from there. As for translation it's really good and readable really not confusing at all.

a suggestion i want to give is Shadow slave. I just caught up with shadow slave, and even though it has 1600+ chapters it doesnt go down in quality at all. on the contary it becomes better the more you read it. and even though the chapter count might seem intimidating, when you start reading it you just cant stop. Shadow slave is without a doubt in my top 3 pieces of fiction of all time.

I'd also recommend Worth the Candle! It's getting published on kindle/audible currently. It's completed, and the author has a few other web serials. The premise is that a Dungeon Master who is struggling with depression after a close friend died is pulled into a world based on all his own campaigns. I won't spoil anything, but like Worm it's staggering how many unique ideas and trope reversals that the author comes up with. It was my gateway into Dnd related things so I'd say it's friendly to newcomers.

I liked Reverend insanity, think I read over 1000 chapters of it. Feel like the best parts of the story is its conclusion to a story arc, the author is one the best at ending an arc both with twist and satisfying feeling. Arc 2 ending is one of my favirote endings to a story/arc I have read. Defiantly need to try out Mother of Learning after the positive reviews you given it.

I really shouldn't get tempted to dive into webnovels as well considering how big my TBR already is... but some of these sound SO tempting! Especially Lord of the Mysteries and A Practical Guide to Evil. Hope you enjoy these whenever you may get to them!

Worm is one of my all time favorites, it's awesome your shedding some light to it and other stories.

Zenith of Sorcery is so far very good!! Some of my favorite moments I have ever read all happen in A Practical Guide to Evil. My goodness what an amazing story that I think about often just from the magic system to the world and the characters to the amazing plot. I would definitely say you're right that it starts almost YA feeling but turns into something greater. Well worth the amount of time to read it and I'm excited to see what you think about it when you get to it!

I’ve never read a web novel, but you piqued my interest with Worm. Started it today and couldn’t put it down. Really good so far, although I’m only 2 arcs in.

Hi Petrik! I have read both Worm and Wandering Inn (well only half of it). Worm was my first web serial, it has a really interesting structure bc, as what happens with TWI, the first arc is much weaker than the rest and you can really see the author finding their style throughout the series. The ending arcs are also much weaker but it peaks super hard around the middle part. TWI however is now my 2nd favorite fantasy series behind malazan. It's both addictive and funny while also being terrifying and dramatic. Characters get so much development and the worldbuilfing is unmatched. I really hope you give it a try! But Beware that Volume 1 starts off quite weak even if by the end I came to love it.

I'm enjoying Zenith of Sorcery so far, but it's early days yet! I've read a bunch of Web Serials, but Mother of Learning is my stand-out favourite so I've high hopes for it. A Practical Guide to Evil is the highest up my personal TBR from this video as I'm also scared of Wandering Inn's word count... Worm's a bit lower down my TBR as my sister (who LOVES Worm) warned me it's a very dark work, so I think it'll be a 'reading mood' dependent one for me.

1- Lords of the mystery 2- Reverend Insanity 3- Kingdom's bloodline Those personally to me are the best chinese webnovels, reding them is quite an experience.

No Petrik nooooooooo!!!! I just finished binging all of Cradle in a month after I heard you recommended it, and now this. My year's TBR will never recover from this...

Start with worm for sure! So good

8:37 , they are also translating the Book 2 in the trilogy for Lord of Mysteries called Circle of Inevitability that one is being translated as soon as the original Chinese chapters drops on the main site.

I have read the first 2 volumes of LOTM, and it's great. I don't know chinese, so I'm not sure about how good the translation is, but it's perfectly readable. The magic system has become easily top 3 of all time, the characters are likable, the plot is amazing and the worldvuilding is really interesting.

Lord of the Mysteries is absolutely incredible and the translation is flawless. You definitely need to read it at some point. Praise the Fool!

I've read The Wandering Inn Book 1 on their website and now I'm reading it again since Pirateaba decided to give it a huge make-over (both versions to be found on the website!). If this book is generally considered to be the weakest of the series I'm surely in for an experience of a lifetime regarding the rest of the series. Because, dear Petrik, the style of writing is like a breeze of fresh air. My advise to you is to start your reading adventure with this series. Don't look in awe at that mountain of 11,000,000+ words but know that book 1 has the lowest word count (343,097 words). On top of that it's not just the number of words but foremost the style of writing that is important. It's not that you have to focus on texts of the likes of Tolkien or Robert Jordan. Pirateaba in my opinion might be the most underrated storyteller of our generation. You will not read his books, you will devour them. Below I read a criticism that some of his main characters are annoying. Well, kudos to the author then because these characters were MEANT to be annoying. To make a long story short: I'm pretty much convinced that you could read Book 1 in no more than 2 weeks. After that you could simply build in a pause but I'm already curious if you would want to do that. Kind regards from the Dutch Mountains.

Hi Petrik, I have followed you for some time and am very excited to see this video bringing awareness to webnovels. I have read all the webnovels on this list, most of the other popular webnovels, and pretty much every popular traditional fantasy series out there and I can definitively say the wandering inn is the greatest novel I've ever read in more ways than one. It is "great" as in it is consistently high quality with ridiculous amounts of output from the author, and "great" in the sense the scope of the setting is huge, and you come to know a whole universe intimately, with a wide range of different species cultures, characters, and continents, and there is nothing else quite like it. The wandering inn is a series full of big moments and quiet moments, and the author does an excellent job of balancing slice of life elements while moving character and plot progression forward. The really epic moments imo can surpass some of the epic moments from stormlight archive, and it is especially cool when plot lines and characters converge. There are also many mysteries built into the worldbuilding and it is very satisfying for the characters to slowly uncover them. As others have mentioned, many of the chapters complete their own mini arcs, although some mini arcs can last for 3 chapters, so it is not necessary to read whole volumes at a time. However I found myself so interested I read nothing but TWI for 2 months straight to catch up. A practical guide to evil is also one of my favorites and I think does somethings better than any fantasy I've read, and has extremely strong characterizatios and a fascinating magic system. I think it can be very dense and has some filler-esque elements that bog it down at times which can make it hard to binge through however. The ending is incredible though and wraps the story up beautifully. Worm is also great and is a webnovel classic, fun read with constant escalation and an explosive finish. Lord of the mysteries I think is better than most asian webnovels out there, but I found myself bored at some point and do not think it holds up to the other popular webnovels.

For TWI, do yourself a favor and just focus on the official published work on kindle/audiobook. The fact is, online you won’t be able to catch up. The author writes faster than most people can read and unless you are focused ONLY on that you won’t be able to do it. So my advice for going into that series is to not even think about whatever is online just focus on what has been published (pretend the online stuff doesn’t exist basically lol) . It won’t seem so overwhelming. And this goes for anyone that wants to get into the series. Trust me, mentally it’s the better path. Also I think the official work count is above 14 million words now? Or at least close to it.

I’ve loved mother of learning and worm, I’ve started a practical guide to evil but never got to the point where it hooked me! Thank you for bringing new Webnovel to my attention!

Lord of the mysteries is Amazing! Cuttlefish is an expert in making you click on the next chapter over and over again (and Amon is probably my favorite protagonist of all time 🧐). Oh and I wanted to say that While it's true that they are a lot of insanely long web novels, great web novels with more reasonable length exist- like ending maker, mother of learning and ominecent reader's viewpoint. But to be fair they are still pertty huge. I think that they aren't a lot of good truly short web novels because the lack of editing and revisions, and the temptation to drag on a successful series. That makes it even more crazy to me how some of the best web novel writers are able to consistently publish chapters with such high quality and meticulous planing. Sorry about my rambling and continue the great work!

I think you would enjoy Worth the Candle if you liked Mother of Learning. Zenith of Sorcery is doing pretty well so far, can't complain.

A really interesting video, I wasn't aware of all these web series. I read Volume One of The Wandering Inn, I enjoyed it but I don't think I could devote all that time to it, with everything else out there.I was going to try Worm, but have held off as well. Still must get to Mother of Learning before these.

Hi 👋 interesting list of books, I hope they are great reads?? Happy reading to you!!

Hi there Petrik. How are you doing? The only web novel on that list that i have ever heard of is Worm, Mother of Learning, and the Wandering Inn, two of which are on my TBR pile. I have no idea when I will get to those because I am currently working on reading while listening to the light novel Full Metal Panic, the audiobook the Final Empire Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson, and Go Tell the Bees That I am Gone by Diana Gabaldon, so I'm booked right now. I am really enjoying checking out a few light novels recently. Thanks for another informative video. See Ya.

I'll add to the voices for Wandering INN. BUT... you have to hear it on audible, as the narrator is probably the best I've come across. Amazing at accents, and tries to give every character their own unique voice, extremely versatile. The story itself is fairly surprising at times too. It's often cited as slice of life, so a lot of the darker and more violent aspects actually shocked me, and they happen fairly early on.

I’m finishing Wandering Inn volume 1 today!

Unlike other people, i dont beleive that LOTM fan translation is 'good', its passable, the grammar was jarring at various moments and when this is coupled with chinese cultures, something that i was not familiar with when reading LOTM, the translation was confusing at various moments... Regardless, as someone who has read all these webnovels including Mother of learning, LOTM is still my favourite out of all of these

Hi Petrik, thanks for the video, if you want to read shorter web novel try "god of crime", "soul station's necromancer (better than solo leveling in my opinion)", "dungeon defense". i hope it will help

Another fantastic video!!! Thank you!!!

So, I've read a number of web novels but not typically the kind you've mentioned here (I like some shoujo isekai stories where she's a villain who reforms the character and the story). But I did read Mother of Learning and loved it. I also read part of some version of The Wandering Inn (there are several floating around) and thought it was horribly written, so much so that I did not finish it. Now, maybe it gets better. Maybe there's an edited version out there? The one I read was extremely repetitious and had awful writing, like where the author skipped many important events, or just told about them casually afterwards when you would have wanted to see them. I do not recommend it unless there's an edited version. Oh, and it's unrelated to this video but I'm re-reading The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers which I wanted to recommend to you because it is one of the rare time travel fantasies out there, and it's considered a fantasy masterwork. It's also only one volume.

Im not sure how much fan translation differs from the original because i only read the translation. But i havent seen any grammar mistakes or sentences that didnt make sense so i believe it is really good. Personally the story always kept me intrigued and craving for more. You should really read it.

Zenith of sorcery sounds great! I’ll check it out when it gets some additional chapters

IDOLS OF THE SHALLOW ARC is starting in January and I heard it's really long. Gonna check it out.

I always firmly decide to finish into one of these behemoths, but once I start reading I easily leave them for something else. I wanted to try Lord of Mysteries ( I heard it had Bloodborne aesthetic which was enough of a reason for me to read it), but as far as I can tell the only official translation is on daily pass which doesn't really work for me.

I have heard of worm. But before diving into that l recommend Drew Hayes Super Powerds. It was a web serial as well

I'm enjoying Supreme Magus currently. That might be one some will enjoy.

I listened to the wandering inn on audible and it’s easily within top 3 favorite series of mine

I just finished the first volume of lord of the mysteries 2 days ago, and what I have to say is, the prose in comparison to other chinese translated novels is much much better, its more natural. I think if you enjoy lovecraft, along with SCP foundation in a victorian steampunk world, you should check it out, the magic system and the lore is really good specially if you like elder gods type of lore. But each volume is really long, the first volume of lord of mysteries is 213 chapters and 420k words.

I always thought of the wandering Inn as a lifelong commitment.😅 But I will try reading it one day.

Petrik I think you will love the wandering inn!!

I started reading "Mark of the Fool," which is available on Kindle but originated (according to my knowledge) on Royal Road. It's a progressive fantasy. So far, so good. It's light, easy, and fun. I'm not a fan of YA, but this one really works for me.

Ward is totally worth it (in my opinion). It's just a very different kind of story than Worm, so some fans of Worm will be disappointed, but it is great in it's own ways.

LOMR is a top 3 novel in my list main reason Lore with Victoria setting.

The wandering inn is the first web novel I have read recently and after first and second volume am sure it's going to be one of my favorite books of all times. It's type of slice of life book (modern girl ending up in video game like world) sprinkled with grim and deep moments. Yes, you have to be bookworm to read such a big book but i will suggest what I am doing; I just read one or two chapters daily and the story still keeps me engaged! I find some characters very endearing. The language is so accessible (some passages are beautiful to read) that i don't think when you will start reading you will still worry about it being overwhelming or anything. Just give some chapters a chance and you will understand. 😁

People only say that Ward, Worm's sequel, isn't worth it because there is a very loud faction of Worm fans that only read it for the fights and cool power system, and these people were mad that Ward focused more on with exploring characters, themes, and interpersonal relationships than crazy fights.

Just read The Wandering Inn 1; it was great, really!

I highly recommend Reverend Insanity, it's an absolute masterpiece.

The series on your list are great but here is a series I really liked and think that it is on par with lotm and ri(all the people I have talked to who have read it think the same) It is a true hidden gem and a masterpiece. It's name is KINGDOM'S BLOODLINE. If LOTM is progression fantasy and mystery, RI is progression fantasy with political factors then KINGDOM'S BLOODLINE is more heavily on politics but the very unique power system, world building and plot make it no less than the above mentioned novels. Mc is realistically smart, villain is realistically smart, hell every single person in the story is so smart that it has some of the best schemes and mysteries that it may leave some schemes from LOTM and RI to dust. I recommend everyone to read it. You will not regret it

Dang!! Where to start! Okay. The fantasy (mother of learning creator one) sounds awsome! I always wanted to read something from him that is not mother of learning cuse time loops give me enxiety. (But maybe im beter. I choul try it) the steampunk one sounds so good, but i do belive in god. His real and with all the miss information about yaweh out their, i have to see if its another one of those or not. Other wise, green flag baby. The last one looks grate to. I looove fun books. Hope all get printed like mother of learning. Bey❤️

Ohhh this reminds me I haven't finished reading Lord of the Mysteries yet... 😅 thanks for the reminder! It has a manhua/webtoon adaption, but it's on hiatus.... I just found out that it will have a donghua/anime in 2025 since there is a trailer out, but I hope it will not use AI, as the publisher tencent/qidian/webnovel have been recently pushing out lot of AI promos of their novels on their youtube channel and will likely be involved for the adaption.

WN, LN practically the same, right? :D titles added to the ever-growing list^^ > Light Novel recommendation: the last LN I fought myself through (its too damn long!!) was a Wuxia style novel called "Martial Peak" (Wu Lian Dianfeng) Less on the literary brilliant side and more on .. something actually happening / journey, I found it very addictive. > eh, I'll just dump this here, slightly off topic but I just remembered: "Knowledge of Angels" by Jill Paton Walsh. It's fiction and relatively short, and splendid. Cheers!

I'm going to be honest. Lotm is one of the greatest series I have ever seen. However the first 15 or so chapters have weird translation. It's not incorrect but it's clear that translator had to figure it all out yet at that point. After that is great tho. No complaints. Many people consider first arc too slow and exposition heavy but that doesn't mean it's bloated. If anything I would have trouble finding a single event that doesn't build up to something bigger later, or isn't vital for the characterisation. It's really tight all things considered

YOU MUST READ SHADOW SLAVE IS ONE OF THE BEST NOVELS

Lord of mysteries is one of the best I've ever read

I found I got a bit tired of The Wandering Inn as I neared the end of Volume 1, I enjoyed it but felt that I could find better books if I looked around. Is it worth pressing on or should I accept/believe that it is not for me?

I would start with the Wandering Inn its my favorite and is still going so you might want to start it soon before its past the 12 million word count and read the others between books But you seem to like the dark hero so I also suggest one the is already finished the Warlock of the Magus World for another long but great read.

Petrik, you absolutely have to read reverend insanity. It's a xianxia fiction and one of THE established GOATs

Lord of the Mysteries is a must read it's absolutely awesome and a worth read

lord of the misteries translation was not off puting to me ! I read worse traslations and had a fine experience with the stories.

The mech touch is very good

ive read a lot of books in my time, and for fantasy LOTM takes the cake, because of its originality, how flashed out every single character is, how the world feels alive, many authors have what i call character problem, where they cant write people, they can only write characters, so you can never immerse yourself in the story because you cant relate, understand or find any action characters in the book take, since you can tell, they are just not people, only plot devices. that is something even lord of the rings had at some very specific points, in this book, there is none, every single character major or minor has a reason to be there, and can be understood in somewhat capacity, they feel realistic and real enough for you to immerse yourself in the story. world building is fantastical, you can tell there has been countless hours pour into just setting up let alone wrote in book format. the fantasy aspect with the powers, are the most creative ones ive ever seen, each having uniqueness and characteristics, every fight and adversity is met with a completely new way, as the power limits are the authors creativity, the only downside to such uniqueness and creativity is when the powers get well, powerful, you can get yourself confused as to whats going on. but with some calm reading you can easily understand. all in all, its a 11/10, peak fiction, anyone who says they enjoy fantasy, needs to read this.

I highly recommend Shadow Slave web novel it's amazing. The prose and dialogue of Shadow Slave is pretty terrible but the story and characters and progression are all amazing. It has about 1000 chapters currently but the chapters aren't very long it took me about a week to read. I see a lot of people recommending Lord of the Mysteries and I tried to read LoTM and got to chapter 150 but don't really see the hype maybe I need to read farther but 150 is already pretty far. Maybe it was also because the site I have been reading on has terrible translation I haven't read Zenith of Sorcery but I thought it had barely any content yet, I think you should wait until there are more chapters before reading that one. I have been meaning to read Worm for a while heard great things about it.

I love a practical guide to evil. The author of the series is currently writing another web series called pale lights which is also quality if containing the odd typo.

Infinite mana in the apocalypse by Audi, I started to gain sentience in an eroge, erotic rpg: I am the game villain, shadow slave, omniscience reader viewpoint. These are what I would recommend

One Webnovel I would recommend is the perfect run which is the second highest rated web novel after mother of learning on royal road and is about 60% the length. It is also a time travel story but set in post apocalypse Europe with the main focus on Italy and similar to worm is also a superhero story. It’s also quite funny with a lot of pop culture references to stuff like jojos(manga) for example. The synopsis is : Ryan "Quicksave" Romano is an eccentric adventurer with a strange power: he can create a save-point in time and redo his life whenever he dies. Arriving in New Rome, the glitzy capital of sin of a rebuilding Europe, he finds the city torn between mega-corporations, sponsored heroes, superpowered criminals, and true monsters. It's a time of chaos, where potions can grant the power to rule the world and dangers lurk everywhere. Ryan only sees different routes; and from Hero to Villain, he has to try them all. Only then will he achieve his perfect ending... no matter how many loops it takes. There is 3 main arcs and I do think the first is the weakest but I find it really hard to choose between the last 2 as I think the 2nd is the most consistent while the 3rd has the best moments and is a great ending and send off to the characters.

do let us know of your thoughts after reading LOTM through video ❤

I highly recommend you listen to the wandering inn audiobook Andrea parsnnu is one of the best if not the best narrator out their

I read all of LOTM in less than a month 😰 (still in high school so had more time)

I really want to read Mother of learning and The Wandering Inn, but they are soooooo long haha

Bro Lord of mysteries is the greatest novel for me of all time.

The wandering inn has no right to be as good as it is and at the same time be this big , its a slice of life novel ( *wink ) just that the life is of a person living in a brutal world filled with war , magic and death . I believe the author uses her freedom of not limiting the word size to include all characters across continents, so the progression is not linear . i will qoute one of the august characters below “So this is my fate. I’ve washed my paws in blood, and it’s time to dance the hempen jig at last. Do I have any regrets? Only that I didn’t get away with it.”-Mrsha the [Gang Boss]

Help guys ! Never read web novels and started "Shadow slave"now im hooked , kindly suggest me some good web novels like this one or any good novels.

Don’t let people talk you off of Ward as a sequel to Worm. I think if you take in writing, themes, and character work I think Ward is better than Worm in every way, but the problem is Worm is just more FUN and quick paced and most of all easier to follow than Ward.

LOTM second season is also available in web novel now.

Not exactly fantasy but The Legendary Mechanic is really good. Has a manhwa being made i believe not the best art compared to others but its decent.

Circle of Inevitability is almost if not as good as the og LOTM.

Pls read omniscient reader's Viewpoint... Its too good

Can someone enlightened me, what is the differences between regular novels and webnovel? I'm legitimately confused

I got other web novels to recommend The ruined death knight Soul of negary Alien evolution system Cursed immortality Sadistic player in a fantasy game world And rhe qeb nivels i recommend are villain protagonist