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Johnathan (The Everyman Reads YT)
is 99% done
Finished! Review coming soon...
Man it feels so cool to be actually ahead on review schedule, I got this and Wizard of Oz finished already, which will be my next 2 reviews. Now, I think i'm going to finish Eric Brighteyes and House of the Wolfings. Maybe knock out the Golden Key as well. Idk, but to maintain being 2 reviews ahead, i'll have to get to Gods of Pegana sometime soon...
— 8 hours, 27 min ago
Man it feels so cool to be actually ahead on review schedule, I got this and Wizard of Oz finished already, which will be my next 2 reviews. Now, I think i'm going to finish Eric Brighteyes and House of the Wolfings. Maybe knock out the Golden Key as well. Idk, but to maintain being 2 reviews ahead, i'll have to get to Gods of Pegana sometime soon...
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Johnathan (The Everyman Reads YT)
is 80% done
Still pretty good.
The middle of this book was very episodic, and often varied in quality. But now, its finally tightening up in a good way. However, I feel like this book sometimes misses out on the potential ideas this premise could deliver. The arguments are sometimes too straight edged; unless there's a revelation coming soon that i'll get to. But i'm gonna review this soon, so yall shall hear from me then.
— Apr 01, 2026 06:43PM
The middle of this book was very episodic, and often varied in quality. But now, its finally tightening up in a good way. However, I feel like this book sometimes misses out on the potential ideas this premise could deliver. The arguments are sometimes too straight edged; unless there's a revelation coming soon that i'll get to. But i'm gonna review this soon, so yall shall hear from me then.
Johnathan (The Everyman Reads YT)
is 33% done
An entertaining, humorous, and surprisingly thematic book so far. I'm only a little way in, but the prose, the industrialization arc, and the rant-filled critiques of monarchy and religion have been a blast so far. The readability of this is a breath of fresh air after so many archaic Bronze Era fantasies (not that I don't enjoy those too). Easy to binge, easy to ponder, difficult to find a flaw: so far, so good.
— Mar 24, 2026 05:45PM
