Rex Electi

This story reminded me a lot of The Hunger Games, though I appreciated the alternative history take as a fresh change from many of the dystopian novels these days. The worldbuilding was intriguing and efficient, with just enough information to keep me interested but never coming close info dumping.

My only complaint was that the protagonist was somewhat of a Mary Sue, with no real faults or flaws. He didn't really develop or grow as a character throughout the story, other than a few times when he questioned the morality of his actions.

Overall, this was just plain fun to read. The author has a knack for engaging readers and keeping them invested in every word.