Rosalia Miranda

Notorious step down from the first boon on the saga, this one lets on more of the weaknesses in writing style of the author, the protagonists couldn't be un any sort of pickle without a character with stablished magical powers of some sort miraculously appearing to save them without anylogical explanation as to how they got there so easily when our heroes spent so much tune trying to get where they were to then said character conveniently disapear into the sidelines never to be seen again until the author remembered they introduced this characters in the first place. Also, talking about characters and bad writing, very few characters here had a personality by which you could distinguish them from one another, the author barely spends any time flushing out character's personalitites beyond their supposed hobbies that are only ever mentioned when describing said character and not shown in their day to day lives. I was disappointed to be honest, I got the feeling the author had an interesting idea that they didn't know how to develop further correctly, I could've been magical but instead it just turned into a mush of convenient rescues, convenient powers that didn't seem to have any limit lots of obvious coincidences and unsubtle writing that told everything you needed to know to predict the future in a few lines.

Al rededor del libro ocurrieron cosas traumantes tengo que decir xD pero también geniales, el final me dio una patada en el culo y me envió a otro sistema solar de tan fuerte que fue, para mi fue muy decepcionante encontrarme con eso, es que acaso a markus se le seco la imaginación y por arte de magia lírica aparecería y daría sentido a todo!!! genial, simplemente genial, todo fue genial hasta que llegue al final, eso lo cago todo, por eso no pongo las 5 estrellas.