I'm truly disappointed that this adventure would not only have such an effect on someone, but also prove to be one of our first reviews. A rating of two connotates a pretty strong emotion, at least from my perspective.
If I may ask, did you quit reading after the first few chapters? And what in particular did you find boring? Laurence, by his own admission, *was* a boring, disinteresting person when Magic first found him. That having been said, by the conclusion of part one, he's already left our world long behind, and by the end of his journey, he certainly becomes something... else, to say the least.
This series is packed with elements such as time travel, dozens of peculiar, species, self-aware artifacts, complex, dangerous magical spells, battles played out within people's minds, characters merging into trees, soul-eating demons, gargantuan mechanical constructs, and even wars that consume entire worlds. I genuinely never expected *boring* to be one of our first criticisms.
Feel free to message me. Your feedback would be very helpful so I can better market to a demographic who resonates with this story. :-)
If I may ask, did you quit reading after the first few chapters? And what in particular did you find boring? Laurence, by his own admission, *was* a boring, disinteresting person when Magic first found him. That having been said, by the conclusion of part one, he's already left our world long behind, and by the end of his journey, he certainly becomes something... else, to say the least.
This series is packed with elements such as time travel, dozens of peculiar, species, self-aware artifacts, complex, dangerous magical spells, battles played out within people's minds, characters merging into trees, soul-eating demons, gargantuan mechanical constructs, and even wars that consume entire worlds. I genuinely never expected *boring* to be one of our first criticisms.
Feel free to message me. Your feedback would be very helpful so I can better market to a demographic who resonates with this story. :-)