Review Detail of Rojikku in Lord of Annihilation

I wanted to take off a star for update stability, but I won't bully the author. It's a good book. It has sufficient chapters out to immerse yourself in, and the characters personalities are right up my alley. The grammatical errors decrease drastically throughout the book. In the beginning I noticed a lot, but I just ignored them. Eventually the author learned the difference between its and it's, or stopped using them, because I didn't see the issue again after ... The first volume, maybe? There's still typos and flaws, but I'm a bad reader and didn't point them all out. Sorry. It makes the book less enjoyable if I do that. I get annoyed. As I said, I enjoyed it greatly. MC is uncaring, the girl becomes a bit of a yandere. There's sufficient mystery and foreshadowing. There were several events that felt drawn out and annoying at times, when the MC wasn't getting his way. But I'm pretty sure that's a mark of good writing? I haven't decided, but it definitely means you have investment if you feel that. Later on, I don't remember feeling it as much, but there's still a lot we're waiting to learn and see. I encourage cultured people to read this book. It's disappointing if I'm the only comment that understands a joke.