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Living on a quiet street in Rome is Quartz Vermillion. He has a mere age of twenty-four with a curious and gentle nature. Aside from this, he loves to read history books pertaining to his motherland's past. One day, his father returned from an auction with a strange chess set on his grasp. Gli Sacchi, a chess set that was made during the times of monarchs and rulers. It was found in a house which was long-abandoned by its residents. Quartz, however, wasn't interested in the game. He thought of Chess as a boring and dull game yet that all changed when the pieces started to move at its own. Although, the abrupt movement of the pieces without the presence of any human at all is only the start of Quartz's new adventure. From Earth to another world, Quartz is destined to stop creatures and foes alike from expanding their wrath throughout the land of Sacchi. Through his quest, he meets allies, foes, and creatures alike wherein some of them may be traitors and turncoats. Make a move, and set up the battalion. The destiny of Sacchi now falls under his hands!
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ruffatorres
Status: c1
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Overlord_Venus
Status: c3
4yr
Honestly, I don't know what this book is doing here in webnovel. This is supposed to be printed and published through traditional publication houses. The writing is solid. The author captures each scenes with vivid descriptions, the details painting a realistic picture, making you imagine the same scene that plays in the author's mind. The dialogues are interesting, only written when necessary. Each characters are realistically portrayed. The world background is dived straight in, giving us a sense of the world, mesmerising us from the very beginning. I have yet to grasp the storyline since it only has 7 chapters, but what I read till now has satisfied my craving. I couldn't find any areas to reduce the rating. Seems the author is not a newbie, probably has a lot of writing experience. This is a well thought out, planned and executed work. Like I said before, let me emphasis it again, "This is good enough to be published traditionally"