Review Detail of Arkella in The Author’s Paradox

Very good novel. Writing quality is very good. If you're a ESL reader then I'd recommend against reading it. The novel is filled to the brim with figurative language, and sarcasm. All goes to suggest that if you're reading web novels, for the sheer action and clean thrill, then don't read this novel. However, if you're a reader who appreciates the satirical nature of writing, then enjoy. I've read many satirical essays and literary works composed in the 1800s, and I can say that this is more enjoyable read than all the essays prescribing self reliance and fundamentalism. Stability of updates, I have nothing to discuss. Last chapter has been almost a week, so, where he at dawg. World background, is honestly not bad. It's another one of those rinse and repeat, with a standard, academy, system and a bunch of mystical skills, with an author transmigrating to their own novel. There's not really a twist, but hey, sometimes even unoriginal works can be outstanding. Character design is a bit questionable. All of the side characters/main protagonist have their own clear defined personalities. Chloe is different though, because her characteristics is an unclear imitation of the mc's, which I don't think should be the case. I'm not arguing against the author's intention with the character, but I'm not a fan of it. The progression is the weakest of all 5 elements, in which, I feel the arcs are moving too fast. It's obvious that the author is able to extend a chapter by two fold when the mc's inner monologues, but the fact that the author is in an academy, then working as a bodyguard, with the whole class unaware is his disappearance, is just a bit peculiar. There also should be more training montages. Is he a lazy bum? because unlike all the other characters who have a designed combat prowess, he relies solely on his one skill, with his swordsmanship, suddenly honing itself out of blue.