Review Detail of Mistborn in The World Online

problem is a westerner, me an asian west of cn lul does count, cant even remember so many cn names too... my principle is if you like the plot then go for it, to hell with names lmao...

I really liked the story but found myself getting lost too frequently trying to recall who exactly a particular character was again. It started detract from my enjoyment of reading it and I even found myself skipping over all the insanely detailed army and government reorganization every so often. Over all , I think the novel would benefit from a healthy dose of trimming. Would probably reduce the actual size of the novel by half at least

I've same problem. And already drop it. 😅

Ohh

Just skip the name, use beat guess for all the characters and you'll be fine.

Just remember their surnames.

Read kingdom and you will know some of them

Same here

i always forget names, i just categorise them into ‘good’ ‘bad’ and ‘mcs friends’ 😂

There is a wiki if that helps

Im the same way so i write down small notes on people and places. I did this with doom lord because it takes a while to update and i forgot a lot of characters over time. The notes were pretty ****** for example:Liu Hao-original friend-fat-warrior. I wrote them like that to get my memory jogging.

That's exactly what my Nan does, which sounds like I'm cussing you but I'm not - she's a 75 year old avid reader who has read bloody thousands of books in her lifetime, so she knows her **** is what I'm sayin.

i hardly remember any name of characters in any novel, LOL very few MCs' names i could remember for a while.

Lol i when i stocfile chaper for 2-3 months and start reading anf wondet what the **** was the name of mc

I also have the same problem. Thinking of reading it again to familiarise myself with characters more... *sigh*

Same 😀😀

Same 😀😀

Similar situation here. Half of the name makes no sense unless you are a Chinese historian. The political , administration, judiciary etc are just tedious. The army warfare just stretches on and on, especially those special scenarios. Ughh

I found myself skipping large chunks of those crazy detailed military rearrangements etc. Wasn’t sure if the goal was filling a certain word count, or if the author genuinely liked these sorts of detailed info about such topix in real life. It’s still a good novel for those who can ignore this glaring brain hemorrhage inducing issue

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