Shionokami
A book that reminds one of a light novel, which is honestly not bad considering English is not your first language. From the past to now, I can also see you are actively improving. The majority of grammar errors have cleared up, so kudos to you ! However, here are some of my issues: 1. It is more of my personal opinion, but I feel like the narrator throws me off from immersing myself fully. However, again, this isn’t an entirely big issue as this is your style. 2. Long paragraphs with somewhat lengthy descriptions. Would recommend segmenting them into small portions and scattering them across the chapter so as to not overburden some readers with info dump. 3. Grammar, but I can see it’s gradually improving ! All in all, don’t get discouraged, author ! We all start from somewhere, and I know if you persevere, you will eventually gain what you wish for. Keep it up !
Hey, hey. Great chapters. I tried reading Endbringer before, but at that time, there were some mistakes in the first few chapters so I remember dropping it. But I'm glad to see that you've fixed them for the readers, since I can more easily delve into your novel now. The world building was probably the most interesting part for me, since I could compare the magical World and the modern World. As for the plot and characters, they remind me a lot about the times when I watched anime, so i'm feeling super nostalgic now. :3 Keep up the good work.
My dear Author-sama, this isn't a novel, this is a fcking anime and I'm completely invested in it! TAKE MY STONES!!!!! (Next time I will surely give u my stone since I've already used them.) Though, if I had to nitpick, I would advise you to give your first chapters a look-through because sometimes, as you write your chapters, your style changes ever so slight and by a certain point, it might be unrecognizable after a certain point. It also helps in correcting minor grammatical errors and typos. Anyway, have a nice day!!
I was able to get through a couple of chapters before I started work. I thoroughly enjoy the "storyteller PoV" that you've decided to go with! I will also say that, despite English not being your primary language, you've done a decent job, better even than some native English speakers on the site. Keep up the good work, and stick to that strong anime vibe!
The story is well written and planned, I can tell you know where you want it to go. I'd suggest splitting the chapters into more pieces (you can call them like chap1-title (1), chap1-title (2) and so on, and even publish them all together) just to help the readers. I like shorter chapters because sometimes I read on the bus, subway or when I have just five minutes. However, it's a choice for the author, so I guess you have your reasons to keep them together. Essentially, good job!