Review Detail of Aquillus in Trash Of The Count’s Family

Stay, with, this, novel! As a long time fan, I will give you my spoiler free, large, and comprehensive review: - This story does not rush through anything and is very smart with when and where it will drop character details, world background, or story development. This is utilized to create this seemingly wide and wonderful world that whenever you feel you understand it, there will be another twist that leaves you pleasently surprised and not feeling like it's shoehorned in. - The same theorey applies to character design, each and every one is introduced under a trope or a theme commonly seen in other novels. But as the story progresses there is constantly new developments and new information being provided about these characters in an organic and refreshing way. You will feel like you know these characters and that you have experienced their adventures and hardships alongside them. After long they will diverge from basic characters and each and every one will become dynamic and personally inspired. - The power system has to be one of the most well thought out and thought provoking systems in any novel that I have read. From the ever developed mystery of ancient powers, to the strange nature of magics and alchemy, to the simplistic yet elegant power of weapon arts... Every power system is handled with care and none are progressed too fast. Each improvement and development of power by the characters are handled with incredible care. They occur rarely enough to notice the improvements, yet often enough so that the characters don't get stale. - Lastly, the political system can be a little hard to follow at times due to the amount of characters and forces involved sometimes. However, this is a drawback counteracted by well developed nations, close personal and story connections, as well as a level of unpredictability that only our genius MC Cale could manage. Some event alluded to in one chapter could finally come to fruition 50-100 chapters later. The patience demonstrated and the organic feel of political encounters and Nation building are all very well done and will appeal to those who usually aren't a fan of that type of content. In conclusion: Give this novel a chance, and you will not be dissapointed !!!