FabianTheGreat
5 years ago
Recommended
OH MY GOSH I LOVED IT!
I Shall Seal the Heavens is a loooooong ride (around four times longer than the Bible) but definitely worth it!
---The setting is established well with a great many interesting quirks
---The characters and their development are consistent
---The conflicts are believable (for the most part) and there are minimal liberties taken with the power system. Most powerups feel earned.
---The author can easily turn a situation funny when it needs to be and serious when shit gets down!
---The romance, despite so many people complaining about it, actually follows logic. I won't spoil it, but the MC pursues his love interest realistically. Some of the audience just wasn't satisfied with how little actual romance there was despite the love interest being a motivator for the MC so many times.
---Some things to unexplained, but in my opinion....for the most part, what goes unexplained went that way for a reason. There needs to be mystery to some extent to allow readers to fill in the gaps. It's psychology, and its how writing works.
I Shall Seal the Heavens is a loooooong ride (around four times longer than the Bible) but definitely worth it!
---The setting is established well with a great many interesting quirks
---The characters and their development are consistent
---The conflicts are believable (for the most part) and there are minimal liberties taken with the power system. Most powerups feel earned.
---The author can easily turn a situation funny when it needs to be and serious when shit gets down!
---The romance, despite so many people complaining about it, actually follows logic. I won't spoil it, but the MC pursues his love interest realistically. Some of the audience just wasn't satisfied with how little actual romance there was despite the love interest being a motivator for the MC so many times.
---Some things to unexplained, but in my opinion....for the most part, what goes unexplained went that way for a reason. There needs to be mystery to some extent to allow readers to fill in the gaps. It's psychology, and its how writing works.