Yaxoc's Adventure: Act 9

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  • Author: Hhh_Baaa
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

Act 9: Preparation For War Arc

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  1. Rainbow666666f2f
    Rainbow666666f2f rated it
    Binged this original after it came out from my recommendations list and I was caught - hook, line and sinker, for its seriously awesome plot. Finally, a novel where I can spend my passes (lol) Writing - I know the author isn't a professional, but this book feels like it was written by a pro. The quality of the writing is beyond any webnovel I've read, or maybe I'm a bit biased in saying that, because I'm a sucker for Sherlock-inspired works (I get your references haha I'm proud of myself)Stability - it's really steady! Keep it up!  Development - as I said, the plot is seriously awesome. But what's more amazing is how the story progressed as more and more pieces fit into its puzzle. And sht, I had several moments too that got me at the edge of my seat (or bed) and I'm like "noooo..... oh-ok *sigh*" wewCharacters - SS-tier writing and descriptions again! I vibe so much with Levi and Sam! I came here for them, and will stay here for them 😍Background - the setting is also intricate, and I'm sure author has put a lot of effort into making it vivid for us. What a brain. READ THIS! INCREDIBLE! 👏
  1. I_am_blade
    I_am_blade rated it
    While I'd like to give it 4 stars, unfortunately, I can't do things like 4.5 or 3.5. So things that are a bit above 4 stars are averaged down to just 4, and things that are only a little bit below 4 are stuck all the way down at 3.Writing Quality: The actual writing only has minor grammatical errors and very few mistakes, overall sitting at a much higher standard than what is typically found on the website. Though that's not to say it doesn't have an excessive amount of repetitive word choices, strange sentence construction, and unnatural dialogue. Things that simply don't make much sense are often stated as well. The author also tends to over-use exposition, especially through character dialogue that has no sensible context for being said. The author tends to over-repeat details, such as how strong or rare guardians are, through the use of characters that are all already completely aware of this, though I will more than admit my own work has this flaw as well. I will note they have exceptional use of unique wording. Many people still like the writing, so don't let my review deter you.Stability of Updates: Pretty good, the fact that someone asked if the author was okay in a review due to a mere 3-day gap in releases should tell you a lot.Story Development: Meh, it develops as expected, there are plenty of tired cliches and obvious set-ups/outcomes. It's not bad, I want to make that clear, just nothing too special. Enough background information is explained (if not overly, and forcibly, explained at times) to make most of the writing choices seem logical. The pacing is fairly good as well, taking time to set up characters and setting before diving into the meat of the story.Character Design: Pretty good, the amount of random expository dumps characters give in almost completely unrelated sentences can throw off their believability, and a lot of their dialogue is clunky or weirdly constructed. A lot of their motivations and decisions are explained well enough to make sense, and they don't often behave in unbelievable or overly stupid ways for the sake of the plot. The main thing making them feel like characters rather than people, is the sheer amount of seemingly forced, almost completely unnecessary exposition the author often has them spout through dialogue rather than utilizing a narrative third-person perspective. There are also a lot of 'fake smart' moments in this book, where characters (typically the protagonist) suddenly gain insight into something with no actual setup that would even remotely lead them to the conclusion they're portrayed as smart for reaching. For example; The characters are given time to look through a shop-like system in their menu and buy items before heading into the tutorial, and the MC somehow determines that they're doing this to test how they handle pressure, off of absolutely nothing but the fact they were allowed to buy items before heading into combat, and this is portrayed as a moment of the main character being extremely deductive and intelligent. It comes off as insincere.World Background: Again, my biggest issue here is that the author occasionally over-does the exposition. The world is fleshed out as much as it needs to be for the story and is handled fairly believably. Though a few aspects come off as illogical, such as the story noting 'governing' alongside technology, and etc improving due to people entering monoliths, when there really isn't any logical way this would happen, unless the monoliths are dropping books on governance from superior alien civilizations or the like.Overall worth a read, I know most people here don't have very stringent standards for writing quality, and this is certainly an above-average novel on the sight. So go nuts!
  1. DaoistyzeBIf
    DaoistyzeBIf rated it
    Thank god ISSTH completed before this sh***y war between QI and ww , still i am reading novels from both sites, chinese authors are great creators of imaginative world. If QI going to monopolise all the chinese novels and then putting paypal for reading novels, then i have to stop this amazing journey in chinese novels because i cant afford it. But i hope this doesn't happen.....
  1. juanjose7953
    juanjose7953 rated it
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  1. shyfix291PEW
    shyfix291PEW rated it
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  1. ArchProgenitor
    ArchProgenitor rated it
    Its amazing so far im .sad that nothing new has been posted I really hope this wasnt dropped because I am really enjoying it so far.                  
  1. KangGalonUWT
    KangGalonUWT rated it
    up till now goodlet's wait for the update
  1. MichaelWho
    MichaelWho rated it
    I sharply halt at the traffic light, people looking at me in astonishment or confusion. People looking at me saying "what the heck?" or "whoa! So fast." So I said sorry and bowed and they bowed back. Some asking "wow! She spoke Korean?" I smile and bow to the others and walk across the road. There's a convenience store nearby. I should go ahead and take a look. So I did. The cashier saying welcome. I scanned through the food aisles and took two bottles of soy sauce. I went to the cashier.

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