Five thousand years ago, a god knelt in the snow and cursed his own murderers to the ninth generation. Then he died.

He should have stayed dead.

Before the God Slayer returns, the world gets one last era of peace it doesn't know it's borrowing.

Jai Chenwongo just wants to survive his own family — the ceremonies, the expectations, the quiet cruelty of a bloodline that treats failure like a death sentence. He doesn't know the dreams keeping him up at night belong to someone else. He doesn't know a war is coming that will make every threat he's ever feared look small.

He's about to find out.

Because the enemies who killed a god once are still out there, scattered across bloodlines, thrones, and centuries — and none of them know the debt is about to come due. As dragons rise from myth and older, hungrier powers start circling from beyond the edges of the world, something ancient is stirring back toward the surface, one dream, one vision, one war at a time.

When it finally wakes, it won't be looking for revenge alone. It'll be looking for dominion.

The gods who let him die the first time are starting to notice.

They should be afraid.

The Mandate has already been issued. It only ends when the last throne stands empty.

I wanted to talk to you guys honestly for a moment.


Lately, I've noticed that I'm not getting many reviews, Power Stones, collections, or comments. I won't lie—it does make me wonder whether I'm doing something wrong.


Is the story becoming boring? Is the pacing too slow? Are there parts that you're not enjoying? Or is there something you wish I would add or improve?


I've put a lot of time, effort, and love into The God Slayer's Mandate, and as the author, sometimes it's difficult to know whether what I'm writing is actually enjoyable for the people reading it.


So please, even if you have criticism, tell me honestly. You don't have to worry about hurting my feelings. Your feedback could genuinely help me become a better writer and make this story much better.


Even a simple comment telling me what you liked or didn't like would mean a lot to me. ❤️


And to everyone who has been reading, supporting, collecting, commenting, and staying with Rayn's journey this far—thank you from the bottom of my heart.


Chapter 195 - Feedback Request