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the boss strategy discussions would be like: "guys, we could, you know, HIT IT 'TIL IT DIES!" "YEEAAAAH"
Tom the baby feeder.
why bother setting up the story at the early middle ages just to shoehorn these xxi century dialogues, badly written dialogues btw.
having sterile offspring is still in the scope of reproductive isolation. Here's the scheme: can they breed? NO > different species YES > Can their offspring breed? NO > different species YES > same species
this world building is getting crappier and crappier. Instead of progressing the plot towards the first (hope fully)good fight since the climax of Thrud's arc, we are getting sidetracked with a bunch of uninportant characters that for all their power, impact the world they exist in nothing at all. 3k chapters in and the existence of half a dozen Broods for a total of hundreds of dragons each have been of no relevance, which is to say, they didn't matter for the story so far, and by the progression of the last chapters, will continue to do so, making them introduction just more filler so the author can hit his word count with worthless platitudes to try to distract the reader of the fact he has no idea what to do with his own story. Just milking his reader base of whatever copper he can get by putting the absolutely minimum effort. I'll take some months off this novel to see if by binge reading the chapters by the dozens these awful pacing problems get a bit less glaring, but my hopes are not high.
10 episodes of stalling so far. the pacing of this novel is Naruto filler arcs level of nasty
Lol, let's keep pretending that Lith, the full grown manchild that he was at the time and pretty much is, did not contribute in alienating his brothers for what was mostly childish jealousy and tantrums. Orpal is such a weak point of this novel in terms of writing, seriously, Supreme Magus could totally do without any of his presence and it would be better for it.
I just wanted to point out that this "Guardian Auto-Correct" schtick is not only nonsensical from a character standpoint(why would Ageless Magic Titans have the moral qualms of Midwestern bible thumping middle class ladies?) but is contra productive as a narrative device, undercutting what should be emocional moments with an unnecessary pun. I hope the author considers maybe dropping this little pet trope of his to a minimum. Maybe the characters under the effect of autocorrect learn how to communicate effectively without the need to curse, yes?
how is that a genius idea? that's abusing the goodwill of an elderly calamity. Either Yaga would mobilize her children already or she would not at all. To think that she would need a reminder from this two in who to involve in this operation is the peak of hubris. Genius would have been if Solus had learned and preserved the way to twist the life force of the Yggdrasil inside one of its chroniclers, so they had a way to actually bring this f**ker to heel instead of this wussy talk of "we dont'tneed to kill it". Of course you need to kill it you moron.
this WAS a story for another day