strawman fallacy

Okay, this is some kind of cool. I've read a lot of magical fallacy stuff. But this is different. A well thought out concept with every aspect explained down to it's specific details.

A master retelling of the life of Armada. The author mixes in tads of exaggeration and mind boggling fallacy to adapt the reader to Armada's viewpoint. We can already see foreshadowing that the entire novel will be a comatose dream.

I have read until chapter 560+. In fact I have already unlocked all the remaining chapters. But the plot has lost steam. I’m purely reading cause of sunk cost fallacy. I hope that others will not make the same mistake. Cheers

destroy fallacy ups and down of a heart-wrenching and exciting and laughable story of a girl who is sent to a world where she's the only human in a world full of shifters now she has to learn how to cope the difference sis in world as well as femoral in relationship standards

Other books focus on fantasies and magical fallacy, so this is the first time I've read a book that layout one of the bugging issues in our society. I don't know why but it shook the hell out of me. I'm still at the initial chapters and I'm having such strong reactions as I read through.