Review Detail of allp in Shadow Slave

I don't know what to say. This novel is the best or at least one of the best novels I ever read! After the Antarctica arc (Chapter 1060), where I stopped reading to build up chapters, I couldn't read any other novels for like 3 days because they weren't good enough or just didn't get the same feeling like with this novel. In the end I just consumed SS content from reddit and other platforms. Now let's move on to the review: Writing Quality: The writing quality is very good. The author uses many interesting words that I (not a native speaker) didn't know about. These words are nice for example describing the armors or equipment. I think it gives the novel a bit of a unique flair and differentiates it from others. But in the grand scheme of things it isn't that important and can be ignored if you aren't a fan of such things. The grammar and sentence structure are great. I couldn't find any glaring mistakes that would be annoying. Stability of Updates: For me 2 chapters a day is a lot for such a high quality novel. It surprises me how he can write so much and consistently with such a high quality. Story Development: I was never disappointed. The story flows really good. Everything that happens makes a lot of sense. Trying to decipher the prophecies of Cassie in the first arc was fantastic. Never have I seen them integrated in a story in a perfect kind of way. And when he finds out about the truth of that was really great. The story and world building is simply fantastic. Every region in the Dream Realm we visited had an absolutely crazy lore that was perfectly integrated with the story. The nightmares in and of themselves are also a great way to learn more about the lore and we can always puzzle things together with the previous lore we got from descriptions of memories and echoes. The involvement of the real world through the antarctica campaign was also fantastic. Pauses in the story are also given from time to time by spending time i the real world to recover from the literal traumas one can receive i the dream realm. Character Design: The character design is good. It also doesn't shove the good looks of the characters in your face in a way that can be annoying. It describes them in an appropriate amount and doesn't mention it in every new scene like some other novels. World Background: The lore is absolutely crazy for each new region of the dream realm. We can also slowly put everything together with the characters which is very entertaining. The questions about the gods and daemons are still something for the future but the small pieces of information we get always feel rewarding and interesting. The Dream Realm is an environment that gives me a lot of Dark Souls vibes. It's dark, captivating and sometimes even insane. Characters: Sunny is a very interesting character. At the start he is a very scheming and untrustworthy person since he lived in the slums. But with enough time he learns to trust his comrades and forms a real bond with them which is very nice to watch. We can many times see his traumas of his past resurface. His backstory with Rain was also very touching. All of the other characters also have their own growth and are interesting in their own right. Power System: It is simply ingenious. The concept of flaws in correlation to the aspects is great. "To gain great power you have to give up something". Sunny a kid who survived from lying cant lie. Cassie a seer is blind and so on. Conclusion: This novel is a masterpiece I can't describe how much I love it. If you are searching for a new interesting book or novel to read you should definetly try Shadow Slave. I assure you you will love it!