utopian vs dystopian

amazingly beautiful novel, it takes the whole utopian really dystopian world and puts a fun and fantastical twist onto it, the characters and their stories are enjoying to read

I thought it was quite interesting. Volume 4 is where I first read it, and I found the story to be unique. I liked the idea of the world. I found the MC intriguing and the whole dystopian utopian blend of culture and propaganda very interesting. Anyway keep up to good work author.

Wow. I really love futuristic novels. Especially dystopian/utopian ones and this doesn't disappoint. Although I'm not a big fan of action novels, I couldn't help but like this. The only problems I had was the grammar and punctuation use. The character descriptions could have been more polished, but asides from that, this is a novel I would love to see through till the end.

I love this story. It is slow-paced, with just a sprinkle of suspense and excitement. The world is consistent and fascinating, falling neither in the category of Dystopian or Utopian. The narrative is unique in the fact that the main character is not always the center of the story but rather his story is the central story line that pulls all the other stories together. I feel like I'm reading hundreds of short stories that are interconnected and vaguely affect each other and the main story line. Moreover each and every side story is fascinating in its own right, and more so when you put them together. Thanks for a fantastic story!

Basically a question to us all what is the price of a utopian future, choice? , will? or human heart? must we be dominated by something we made?