The Blood Code #1

By: Michael Borz, Boris Smirnov - translator

Narrated by: Spencer Dillehay

In my past life, I heeded the Blood Code: I rescued people, slaying monsters from the inner plane. For my trouble the Inquisition condemned me for blood lust and burned me at the stake.

And in my current life my family is dishonored in the eyes of the emperor, there's a bounty on my head, and I'm the subject of a divine dispute. Well then, no better time than now to surprise them all. Give me but a drop of blood—and the hunter will become the prey.

I am Mikhail Komarin. The Blood of my bloodline guards my back! And I still heed the Code.

©2025 Michael Borz; English translation copyright 2025 by Boris Smirnov (P)2025 Tantor Media

Isakai into troubled modern noble house trope

Its an alright book with the standad isakai to some noble house. Mc is some dabass from some other dymension now he is here tighting rift monsters and leveling. Good story with the plots and intrigue.

Mr Good

pretty good story I'd like to see what the second one's going to be like besides added it's pretty good I think whoever reads it enjoy it

WTF w/seal?!

Don’t really understand why he doesn’t remove the seal on his powers, despite the fact it’s so easy!! All he needs is a dozen people and the ritual and bam! Seal removed! So WTF !!?? He’s sitting there brooding about not having enough power yet he makes no effort to rid himself of the seal on his powers! It’s really irritating ! I’ve taken off 3 stars because I hate this trope with a passion! “Good guy with the power to change things for the better, but unfortunately his power is sealed.” This WILL irritate you, especially when he’s holed up in his little bunker because he’s STILL so weak he can’t defend himself! Then at the end he is saved by the very person that hates his family so that makes total sense too. Also, why the hell doesn’t his patron deity tell him that his mosquito ring allows him to teleport!??! What is the point of the author having the MC mention that removing the seal should be his first priority, yet it’s the only thing he doesn’t do??! It just turns it from a temporary setback into a constant struggle throughout the entire first book! It will probably continue to be a problem in the next book, which I’m probably not going to purchase. It’s a real shame because this was a great story otherwise, why sabotage your own story?? It’s so dumb. It’s also great that he saves the life of the guy responsible for killing his entire family!