Lord of Ashes and Divinity

If you want to read this novel, read here first to avoid wasting time and energy! This novel is really amazing. It is an exquisite piece of rubbish. It is wordy, repetitive, and the content is dry. Let me describe it this way. Let me give you an easy-to-understand example:

This is so padded! There's too much unnecessary dialogue, seriously impacting the reading experience. I often have to skip through the useless ramblings. I thought the paid chapters would change that, but they didn't. Author, this writing style makes it hard to want to read the official version. More than half of the paid content feels like useless drivel.

High Emotional Intelligence: The author's writing style is good, and the details are very well described. Low emotional intelligence: water 🙂

Everything else is fine, but it's too watery.

This is the most mediocre book I've ever read. I can attest to that with my 25 years of reading experience.

As a preface, this is Pacific Ocean-class water; in my memory, it's comparable to the Emperor's Bay.

This is the most padded novel I've ever read. Each chapter just introduces one piece of equipment's stats and that's it. A dungeon that could be completed in three chapters takes twenty. The only interesting part of the story is its depiction of reality, but even that's only about a tenth of the reality. I fell asleep several times while reading it. Two-thirds of the book is filler. 😐

The novel is well-written, but it's incredibly padded; about a third of its 2 million words are filled with filler.

This is eye-opening! This is the first time I've seen a book so padded out. Just looking at an attribute panel can be copied and pasted to fill two chapters. You're really something else!

A fairly interesting but rather simplistic single-player game novel.