I can understand people saying it felt long. I feel that's likely a problem of everyone wanting to see something else at the moment and being forced to wait. reading this section all at once will make all those complaints go away I feel, because it was a well-written and interesting event.

confused why Emery hasn't used any alchemical solutions to enhance his power.

He used black hole when fighting the mercenaries with no problem though? I'm not sure this logic squares with his past usage of the spells.

This story went off a cliff. the last 10 or 15 chapters make no sense. ugh.

dafuq is even happening anymore.

Seriously, dafuq? what about literally the first 80% of the story?

I've caught up on the story completely now. the writing style still has some of those frustrating moments that I mentioned in the 1600-1800 chapter range I mentioned, but they are much fewer and further between. I find myself reconnecting with the feeling of pure enjoyment I got from the first 1500 chapters. I'm looking forward to seeing how this new academy arc progresses! I hope my words don't come across as mean or overly critical. I'm a big fan of the story and what you've got going on here, and thought it would be helpful to point out how I felt about it. As a side note, ever since the light/dark duality of Emery's wolf bloodline came to light, I always saw Klea as the representation of the light, and Silva a representation of the night. I'm not sure why, or even if that was the intention, nor do I know how Morgana and Gwen fit into that, so it's more of a half-baked idea, but I do hope that Silva graces the story again with her presence one day.

Currently at chapter 1826. I'll start off with a critique so it's not lost in the review. Starting around chapter 1586, Final Request, the writing style took a turn for the worse in my opinion. It's honestly hard for me to keep reading, even though I love the story that was built up in the first 1500 chapters. I don't know if that change is a translation thing, or if the author writes in English and just changed his style. Either way, I'm not a big fan of the change, which overemphasizes trivial things and feels like it's just drawing out the word count. I find myself skimming through multiple paragraphs of fluff just to get to meaningful moments, and it reminds me of the annoyance of an unskippable YouTube ad. The intimate moments in the story were much more robust earlier on, but they are very minimized at the same time this writing style change happens, which is a big negative in my opinion. It's much harder to feel the emotional connection in the writing, and characters are starting to feel much more detached. That said, the first 1500 or so chapters are top shelf. Really good writing, interesting story, engaging characters, and moments of importance that have real weight to them are present all throughout these chapters, and it leads to a very satisfying reading experience. I would definitely recommend, but be warned about the style changes later on as it may dampen enjoyment, as it has mine.

second time author got hers wrong .

I mean... you killed 10 criminals to shatter your old way of thinking so...

Probably. Someone in the novel's discord claiming to be author's friend has said the author won't be writing anymore. It's not the author himself, so take that for what it is. But almost a month of no chapters lends credibility to that.

Doesn't that... defeat the purpose of having a library, and one with restricted access no less?

Panqa grabbed Panqa?

fiancée*

lol, read the very next paragraph and that was answered. well played.

HP was 15. With 5 pills that add 5 HP each, it should be 40. Did I miss something?

What? This sentence makes no sense.

You know, even though Groode already called him by name a few chapters ago...

Why does the pharmacist know his name if Tyrion is under cover and wearing a mask...

What? so you just... make the last 400 chapters useless? Is this even the same family?