Village of Ambitious Birds
I love this novel so much, I just really wish they would prioritize this novel fully, cause it's so good... I love the history bits, and the future bits. They're so nice to read, makes you feel so in tune with all of the things that is happening, and has happened. [5.0] Cause I'm honest, and I want more of this, right now.
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After 100 days of voting for this novel hoping that it will came back i will finally give up i guess it will never return. Such a shame that so many novels have been left to pick up dust they should really concentrate on finishing the novels already on the site instead of adding so many novels that will just be dropped without a reason. This novel has a lot going for it and interesting plot but i has been forgotten 2 years ago u.u
This novel is honestly so uninspiring. A privileged and bratty young master getting even more privileged and bratty. This feels like a filler and nothing more than paraphrased Wikipedia. You can say itβs because heβs a kid but none of the other characters make sense in their decisions. A little 15 year old dealing in illegal merchandise and secretive business deals is purposely ignored by real adults, how realistic is that?