Farshad Torkashvand’s Reviews > Wind and Truth > Status Update

I put off reading this book for months, but I recently decided to give it another chance after calming down a bit from my disappointment with this book of the series. I had high hopes for this writer, whose work I respected, but I found this book to be a complete disaster.

As I read on, I get more appreciation for that massive work of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.
One is filled with wisdom and thought-provoking dialogue, and another one, albeit that has many fight scenes in it, is boring as reading appliance brochures.

This isn't art. This isn't literacy. It is just noises in the form of words on the page.
I have seen Webnovels written more passionately than this.

Let me put it this way, the war is getting so rediculus that on one side you have a God thrives with emotion and can predict any outcome, also commanding his army.
On the other hand, they have vague and ambiguous guidance from Gods, mentally unstable people, the most powerful Spen becomes a roadblock, and people having enough time to be romantic and being distracted with it.
Why is Brando writing like an amateur?

I don't like where the story is going.
The characters are suffering.