I usually read a good bit before I make a review but I couldn't even finish chapter 1. Reading it was like reading something an elementary student had written. There weren't any grammar or spelling mistakes but the writing quality and vocabulary was so low that it somehow hurt more than reading those novels that can barely be considered English. I've seen people compare this to vampire system, which I also dropped and it was very obvious right from the get-go. At least that one I got through a fair bit of chapters before I dropped it. First impressions are always important and when a reader sees chapter 1 and its glaring issues that to this day remains unresolved, they'll turn away. Not everyone will see your message that the novel improves later on, and even if they do, they may ignore it. Webnovels quantity over quality mindset is infectious.
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LIKEAlso the way the synopsis is written makes me think I'm about to read a children's book with narration style. Synopsis is very important on how a person perceives a novel. Too many times, I've seen synopsis' filled with grammar and spelling issues and I don't even bother with the novel especially if they already have 100s of chapters. If they state they improved in their writing skills yet they don't bother fixing the synopsis, it makes me doubt they improved.