What is your opinion?
Anjalverse Restored
"From the first chapter, everyone was already fighting 😭 Abdo 2.0 is still the same grouch that I remember, a grouch who can beat ass but a grouch nonetheless. Haruki over here thinks he's One Punch Man while he's beating teenagers. I can't wait to read the rest of it, I really do need to finish this series. And you have a basbousa addiction"
Review
"This book is full of action, and I highly recommend it to everyone. Once you start reading, you can’t stop. The best part of this book was the union. I love to see Abdo, Abdo 2.0, and others together. (I wonder where strage is though) There were no grammatical errors as such, and that’s what makes it easier to understand by readers. I can’t comment much, though, as I would love to read part two first. Keep up the great work!❤️"
Anime-Inspired Adventure
"This book is part of a series that transported me to an anime-like world. The dialogue and fight scenes are vividly described, making it easy to visualize the action. Although I'm still getting to know the characters, I've become familiar with Abdo, Abdo 2.0, Peril, Lara, and Strage. Abdo is an intriguing character who cares deeply about the Xenos people. In contrast, Abdo 2.0 comes across as cold and closed off, but I suspect there's more to his story. Despite being only seven years old, Peril can be annoying at times. Lara, who is close to Abdo, appears to be a strong character. As for Strage, let's just say I have strong feelings about him—and not in a good way. Overall, I highly recommend this book. To fully appreciate the story, I suggest checking out the other books in the series by this author. The well-crafted characters, engaging dialogue, and vivid descriptions make this book a worthwhile read."
Action packed!
"This story is an action-packed and humorous continuation of the Anjalverse series. This writing style is new to me but once I began reading I was able to put it all together in my mind. The narrative seamlessly blends elements of action and humor, offering readers an engaging and entertaining experience. I think adding some images depicting some of your scenes would be cool! Just an idea. One of the strengths of "Anjalverse Restored" lies in its imaginative world-building. The author vividly depicts the Haven, painting a serene landscape of sprawling green grass, a clear noon sky, and a refreshing breeze that immerses readers into this new dimension. This detailed setting serves as a captivating backdrop for Abdo's adventures and the challenges he faces. The protagonist's internal monologue adds depth to his character, effectively conveying his confusion and determination as he navigates the unfamiliar terrain. This introspective approach allows readers to connect with Abdo's plight and invest emotionally in his journey. While the story excels in many areas, there is room for improvement in pacing and character development. Some chapters may benefit from a more balanced tempo to maintain reader engagement, and further exploration of secondary characters could enrich the narrative. Overall, "Anjalverse Restored" is a promising addition to the Anjalverse series, offering a blend of action, humor, and fantasy that is sure to captivate readers. Fans of the series and newcomers alike will find this installment both entertaining and thought-provoking."
OMG
"This might just be one of the best stories that I have ever read on Inkitt. I love the fact it was in a script form and I'm loving the story. Sorry If I may have read it in the wrong order. I hope this becomes an actual series because this is just awesome. I'll read the others in time (Might take a while though, multitasking and all that) Really looking forward to what will happen next. You've got yourself a new fan."
Another splendid series [Anjalverse Restored]
"Review After the previous series, Anjalverse Mayhem, where did Abdo, his friends, and—well, let’s just say enemies—end up? Haven. A place far beyond the Anjalverse. The same Anjalverse that Abdo 2.0 claimed to have ‘gone through...’ At first, Abdo has no idea where he is. But instead of standing around clueless, he makes himself useful—helping the Xenos escape from a bunch of scrooges. And then—BAM! The Obitus appears in Haven, bringing chaos. Strage ensnares the poor Xenos in a vile cloud. And now? The Obitus has made its way to Peril’s Playground too. I LOVE, LOVE this story! If you’re a fan of action-packed, high-stakes adventures, DON’T miss this book for anything. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! 🚀🔥 "
Anjalverse Restored – My Thoughts
"Anjalverse Restored was definitely a ride. The dialogue and comedy felt super natural. The way the characters talk to each other is smooth and realistic, never forced. The humor lands well too, giving off that fun, energetic vibe of a Sunday morning cartoon while still knowing when to hit with emotional weight. One of my favorite parts of the story was Abdo 2.0. He’s got this hardened, almost cynical edge to him, but he’s followed by a little girl who keeps peeling away at his tough exterior. That dynamic added a lot of heart to the story and made his arc stand out the most to me. Another highlight was the training arc with Omar, Nawaf, Bader, and Huraib under Haruki, the war vet. This part balanced comedy and serious moments really well. When things got emotional, I actually felt it, which isn’t something every story pulls off. Another part I really enjoyed was the storyline with Lara, Hangry, and Peril. This is where Abdo first stumbles upon some of his friends after being trapped by Peril, a loli-looking seven-year-old who forces people to fight in her arena. Abdo ends up fighting Hangry, who’s being controlled by Peril, but with some unexpected help from Hangry himself, he manages to break free and help his friend. This was where the story started to feel more focused, and I really got into it. It also added some intrigue with Lara, who had been working behind the scenes the whole time to take Peril down. That being said, there were some things that didn’t work as well for me. The story reads more like a script than a novel, which makes me think it would have worked better as a show or comic. It’s also packed with a lot of characters and plotlines happening all at once. Abdo waking up in a random village and fighting someone way stronger than him, Dread and Classified trying to survive in a forest, Abdo 2.0 searching for answers about the world, and the training arc. I get that this is part of a larger series, so maybe things would feel more cohesive if I had read the earlier books, but as a standalone, it was overwhelming. With so much going on, it was hard to fully connect with every character. Even with that, I can’t deny that it was fun and engaging. The energy never drops, and the mix of humor and action keeps things entertaining from start to finish. If you’re into fast-paced stories with a big cast and a blend of comedy and action, this might be right up your alley. For me, though, the overload of events and characters held it back a bit. Final score: 3.5/5."
Enthusiastic⚡
"I usually don't like writing reviews, but I liked this one very much because it is imaginative and similar to Japanese manga, and it has a lot of broad imagination and many characters with a plot and mystery. And humor. Frankly, this is my favorite genre. I only read one chapter, but I liked it and I think I want to read more. It also has planets, stars, and other worlds, and I love it, so I think I loved it🌌🪐🌠"
