Review Detail of Poet_Legion in Rise Of The Worm Sovereign

now before I actually go into my review I will say this the first 30 chapters are a pain to get through. but there is reason for this and it is explained in the story later on why the main character acts as such and why this system acts like a oddly stupid system as well. now onto my review. overall this is an absolutely great novel. we get to see the main character come with and spoilers for those wondering. We see the main character come to terms with the fact that he is no longer a human and is instead of Beast and we really see him embody that. he no longer tries to act like a human and he doesn't even try to regain a human form even though it's been confirmed that he can multiple times, because even though he has attachment to his old life he doesn't want it to shape the way he approaches his new life. and sure the story can seem slow and I agree that is a bit drawn out at points but when you're actually reading the story more than one chapter at a time and you aren't just waiting for daily releases and you have like 30 chapter stockpiled to read you don't even notice that sometimes some bits are longer than they should be because the author writes really well. And the story truly gets you drawn in and all the information you are fed is given to you when it is important or before something important happens and then from there on you can start connecting the dots why things that happened previously in the story moved in the manner they did. If you look at any of the other reviews I leave you'll see I'm usually extremely harsh on stories that I like and you this is one of those stories where I don't have much to say about it other than it's a great book. out of all the 500 books I have in my library and probably only the 250 a readout of the already 300 books I've previously read this is one of those books that I always keep coming back to. Sure I don't reread the story like I do some other novels but what's really good about this story is even if I leave it alone for two or three months just to get that nice stockpile of 92 over 100 chapters I still know what's going on in the story because it doesn't rely on cliches. a lot of the story is new and different at least when the main character actually gets past his non cultivating period. and you know I could go on singing praises for this book but I just thought I'd leave my honest review then if anyone right at this point let me know how you feel about the book 2 because this is one of the few that I truly do think deserves more of the following than it has even though I don't think it's as good of a book is say incident man in the apocalypse or the Magus in the Wizard World it's still a great book.