Juliana Es’s Reviews > Roman Lakarloka > Status Update

I don't know how suddenly Nenek Wulan came into the picture after coming this far. There could be a mix-up with Nenek Rawa's name.

I spotted some typos and grammatical errors, but I was too tired to fight my fever to mark them.

The suspenseful part is coming. Now it's only two of them, Arjuna and Diya.

Jom kita berhenti makan dulu!

There's no more soothing way to brace yourself through fever than reading a book that you truly enjoy.

I'm trying to imagine how they keep the horses away - will they have enough space to move around? Will the horses be allowed to drink and be fed? I hope more details will reveal soon.

I like that the author inserted enough details for us readers to imagine visually. Not too detailed like Tolstoy, just right.

It made sense that when you were thrown into another dimension, the environment would be different. The technology, the daily things they use to facilitate their lives, and the transportation.

I love that Sri Rahayu described how Diya, as a newbie, had to learn riding a horse on the go.

Cepatlah Diya balik ke Ampang. Kasihan maknya.

Aku semakin gelisah dengan tempoh Diya berada di dimensi Lakarloka.

I'm surprised that the author managed to insert the know-how of riding a horse for a newbie like Diya.

As a horse rider, I'm thrilled, and as her fan, I'm in awe. Now I wonder if she took a horse riding lesson to be able to write such scenes, or merely by observing?

The moment I was introduced to the Lakarloka world, I was instantly reminded of a CDrama, The Demon Hunter's Romance.

Now that I'm past the first quarter of the novel, I'm wondering if that CDrama was the inspiration of this story.