It's getting way too complicated in the 3rd episode of the series- I don't know if it was because of the translation or it was deliberately written this way, and I noticed how these characters have spoken more words in a chapter from the 3rd book than any previous two books. It's just tons of discussion on "parallel worlds" "quantum theory" "ideologies" "Perceptions" and hard stuff like that.. wasn't I supposed to be reading a thrilling sci-fi book on air combat??
I really had enough of this writer’s self-important, cheap philosophical murmuring from the last book, and this one, which is so pervasive in the mouths and thoughts of almost every single character, making the plots disconcerting, confusing, and very, very boring to read… And all the characters sounded like the writer himself to me. This book could be so much more interesting based on all the settings and backgrounds inherent from the first one, which is much more direct and simple, being the only one worth-reading in this trilogy. And more importantly, there is not even a proper end of this trilogy in this book, so I guess the writer simply didn’t know how to round all his seemingly-grand nonsense plots up.