Kubera

Intricate and Grand World-building: The complex conflicts and rules between gods, suras, and humans, based on Indian mythology, are meticulously crafted. Numerous plot threads are skillfully resolved, leading to high praise for the story's completeness. Tragic and Profound Narrative: It deals with unavoidable fate and tragedy to the extent that people say, "There are almost no happy characters." It's highly recommended for readers who prefer a heavy and heart-wrenching storyline over a lighthearted one. Multi-dimensional Character Relationships: There's no simple good vs. evil dynamic. Each character has justifiable reasons from their own perspective, and their intertwined compassion and tragedy make you empathize with all of them. Initial Barrier: While there might be an initial hurdle with the art style or the steep learning curve (vast settings, slow-paced early development), once you get accustomed to the world, it offers immense immersion. If you enjoy epic fantasy sagas or complex plot-thread-resolving stories, this is definitely a strong recommendation.