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I was excited originally but I can't tell if this is canon or not since I only watched the show. Sadly there's no action and its a bit confusion in having to juggle azula's delusions, flashbacks, and just being a victim of whatever or whoever is mistreating her. the rest just plays out like a drama. it's very well written and I bet people would like to read this but there is no excitement to found. it feels like all the details of a life people leave out of stories because they aren't necessary or interesting enough, but I think the focus is on those details. and that's not really my thing so it's been difficult to immerse myself and get hooked. I think folk should give the story a chance tho. ill hang on for a bit longer to see how it develops so I can get a full grasp as I still feel like there should be something more to this story I havent noticed.
Avatar: A Tale of Fire and Steel
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Hi, first of all thank you for taking the time to read and review. To clarify I wanted to make the story follow all known canon, that includes the comics which many, including myself saw as lacking or didn't make complete sense in a way. The comics start one year after the end of the series, what you'll see in Book I mainly, are the events in between that year. Zuko's experience as Fire Lord, Azula's experience inside the asylum and Aang's experience dismantling Fire Nation colonies. The Azula parts are meant to be somewhat confusing mainly because her own POV is distorted and made unreliable by her own hallucinations. There are as you said details, though more abstract than anything in Azula's own mind. I'm curious as to which chapter are you at right now. There is action but I'll admit it's sparse compared to everything else, things will be more action packed during Book II where I wouldn't be as constrained by the canon material. Thanks again, I hope I was able to help.