Traveller of Two Worlds Review: Sai's Ambitious Journey between Earth and Fantasma

"Traveller of Two Worlds" by JLabel on the GoodNovel platform is a captivating ongoing novel from the System genre that tells the story of Sai Mies, a strong man who discovers his powers to travel through two different realms which makes him aim for some excitement in life. In order to fulfill his dream of getting rich and powerful, he builds kingdoms and faces his own share of troubles that are explained in the book with utmost intrigue. Currently, "Traveller of Two Worlds" has 1815 chapters with 147k views and a rating score of 9.2.

Author Introduction

Apart from writing "Traveller of Two Worlds", JamesLabel or JLabel is a talented author who has written other interesting titles, including "The Dystopian World of Blue Wall", and "Living as I Wanted in the Fantasy World". Although, there isn't much information about JLabel, the narrative of the book showcases that their writing style reflects humor and sarcasm through the interactions between the characters. Their multi-dimensional approach to storytelling gives readers an immersive reading experience.

Main Characters

Sai Mies

Sai Mies, the chief character in "Traveller Of Two Worlds" is a former mafia member with a mysterious past. He is a resilient and determined man who refuses to act as a scapegoat for his supervisor and seeks a way out of his mundane life. The unexpected and excruciating headaches make him discover his special ability to travel between two worlds - Earth and Fantasma. That's when he finds a new purpose in life and aspires to become the wealthiest and most powerful man in both realms. His story is one of adventure and redemption as he fights challenges, rescues slaves, and builds his own kingdom.

Elijah

A former High Elven Queen, Elijah was unfortunately betrayed by her own kin and sold into slavery. Once noble and selfless, she was disowned by her people who further spread rumors about her being weak, tyrant, and foolish. Elijah has been sold multiple times and has become a toy for lust or torture for anyone who bought her. Her journey is about pain and conquering those troubles - and that's why despite of long cursing her life and wishing for death she hopes to be saved. She starts in the book as a captive, but is one day saved by a man who kills all the bandits and frees her.

Plot

The story follows the lead character, Sai Mies, who is gifted with an amazing ability to travel between two worlds, i.e. Earth and Fantasma. This power makes him want to change his regular life for the better and he aims to become the most powerful and richest man in both worlds, which further influences each of his actions. As he advances towards his goal, he is also challenged by numerous problems and opportunities. The plot focuses on kingdom building, with Sai being an overpowered personality who has his own harem of slaves that he does not touch but buys to add to his kingdom. The story is a slow-paced adventure exploring themes of ambition, adventure, and power as Mies strives to achieve his dreams in the two different worlds.

Hot Chapters

As the book progresses, some chapters have unexpected twists or major events. Here are some of the chapters where the plot thickens :

Chapter 5

In this chapter, Elijah An Quers, the exiled High Elven Queen finds herself enslaved after the defeat of her kingdom. She develops a bond with some fellow slaves, including Mina who is a Minotaurus), Bina who is a Female Warrior Orc, Rafaela who is a demi-human with wings, and a human Andrea. All of them together endure terrible treatment from bandits who raid their keep, but surprisingly a powerful man appears and kills the bandits to save them. Elijah considers him as a High Human, a rare and powerful being, while also pleading for the others' freedom. The man continues to clear the keep and also reveals a conspiracy involving a noble. Eventually, Elijah gains ownership of the slaves, further preparing to put the ex-queen to work.

Chapter 68

"Operations Death Stroke" is a covert assault targeting the King of Hallerus and the Principality of Light. In just a matter of 14 days, the force plans to assassinate nobles who were a part of the Bandit Uprising in Hallerus while attacking strategic points in the Principality. The plan is to weaken the credibility of he bandits by blaming the attacks on a fabricated coalition of bandits seeking revenge on the King and Church. Duchess Marriane is also a part of the plan which is being broadcasted to create panic and distance other territories from the Church.

Conclusion

The Traveller of Two Worlds by JLabel is undoubtedly, an engaging book from the system genre that takes you through an emotionally charged narrative. The plot is well-developed and the characters are interesting and relatable, while the system elements bring out an added layer of excitement to the story. Not to forget, how the plot progresses and demonstrates the battles fought by the characters deserves a special mention. The very descriptive and easy to follow writing style makes the book apt for anyone looking for a captivating and exciting story from this genre.

FAQs

1. How does "Traveller of Two Worlds" fit into the system genre?

A subgenre of science fiction, the system genre explores intricate and often complex systems, ranging from technological to social. This book aligns with the system genre just right, as it is all about the interaction between two separate worlds The book showcases the interplay of the two well-defined systems and their impact on Sai's journey.

2. What drives the journey of the protagonist between the two worlds?

The journey of the protagonist between the two worlds is driven by the hunger for power, which further pushes him to navigate the hardships of both systems.

3. Does the book focus on the world-building or character development?

The author weaves a very detailed world, while also keeping character driven narrative in mind - how Sai transforms throughout his journey is a major element of the story. The way he tackles the challenges of the different worlds while undergoing personal growth creates a balanced blend of world-building and character development.

4. Is the book part of a series?

No, the book is an independent read and is not included any series of books.