Pretty good
The author has undeniable talent when it comes to world-building; their settings are vivid, layered, and full of potential. However, it often feels like they haven’t fully decided what kind of story they want to tell. At times, it reads like a light RPG; in others, it leans heavily toward romance or even adult content. The result is a story that struggles to hold focus, making it harder for readers to know what to expect or who the book is really for.
Readers looking for a strong LitRPG experience may find the narrative spread too thin across too many genres. If the author concentrated on one main direction—perhaps with a more teen-friendly tone—they could easily reach a much broader audience and see their sales grow substantially. Unfortunately, this issue seems consistent across their series; even their newest work falls into the same pattern.
It’s clear the author is improving with every book, and there’s a lot to appreciate here. Still, some parts drag due to unnecessary filler or repeated attempts to hit diversity and inclusion notes. A lighter touch would be far more effective—just a few natural references can show awareness without breaking the flow.
Overall, the author has strong potential and great imagination. With a bit more focus and trust in their storytelling instincts, they could move from “good” to genuinely exceptional.