kirisuna
I’ve enjoyed this one the most so far, measured by the fact that in spite of having 3 ongoing fiction reads at the moment and planning for Carl to just be my before-bed kindle read, I couldn’t stop reaching for it. The world was confusing, to say the least, simply due to its complexity, but that complexity payed off in a major way plot wise that I think made it worth it. I also love how Carl can’t help but stir things up for the greater good. So many minor characters were fleshed out in such significant ways that it really raised the stakes on the whole world, whereas before you mostly just cared about this little party. Carl is a leader whether he realizes it or not, and I have faith he can bring the system down — and I cannot wait to see how he does it.
I’ve enjoyed this one the most so far, measured by the fact that in spite of having 3 ongoing fiction reads at the moment and planning for Carl to just be my before-bed kindle read, I couldn’t stop reaching for it. The world was confusing, to say the least, simply due to its complexity, but that complexity payed off in a major way plot wise that I think made it worth it. I also love how Carl can’t help but stir things up for the greater good. So many minor characters were fleshed out in such significant ways that it really raised the stakes on the whole world, whereas before you mostly just cared about this little party. Carl is a leader whether he realizes it or not, and I have faith he can bring the system down — and I cannot wait to see how he does it.