Storm Bruner

Boring and needlessly complicated

Revisado: 07-06-24

Not enough character interaction and too much cultivation nonsense. The author droned on and on about, well nothing.

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Chester’s voice in the previous book was tolerable, but not here.

Revisado: 05-01-24

The VA decided to add a goofy Irish accent in for most of Chester’s dialogue. He basically sounds like that annoying nerd everyone hated in high school.

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Good story, a few very annoying characters

Revisado: 02-02-24

Caddy is the most annoying character ever in sci fi and Lana is the second. Jeff Hayes is a phenomenal voice actor, but this isn’t close to his best work. Bulco feels like he has to get weirded out by every little oddity, even when tensions are high he has stop and comment about how weird something is. Caddy is unfunny, insanely annoying, and constantly sexually harassed Lana. Zirk was nothing but ra ra my honor and virtue. Nori was ok but definitely leaned a little too hard on the no killing principle. Oh and don’t get me started on the eating scenes and the yawning. Jeff Hayes voice made me wanna dig my eardrums out. I had to skip through those parts. Like I needed to hear the sound of people smacking on food or yawning in unbelievably loud and high pitched voices. The constant shifting between using regular foul language to using weird family friendly swearing made me feel like the author couldn’t decide who his audience was.

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This series is clearly inspired by Cixin Liu’s Three Body Problem but that’s ok

Revisado: 11-21-23

My only real complaint is the lack of foul language. That’s not a big complaint though.* Spoilers ahead. Our morality, as humans is largely informed by our own biological make up, so it isn’t very surprising to imagine the moral make up of another species has biological make up is different enough to make them seem evil to us. Despite the different moral and biological structures, the consequences are all the same.

On another note, Bridget is a fucking nightmare of a person, and the reason is that she’s using Howard. She uses him for emotional support during her life as a human, and uses his generosity to make herself into a replicant. She does care about Howard, like how a farmer cares about their tractor, but she cannot give Howard what he wants. I think this may come to a head in the next book. Howard is textbook codependent.

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The reason why it’s short is because it’s the end.

Revisado: 11-09-23

At first I wondered why this book was so short, spoilers, it’s the end for Jarick and his nation, but not for Nara or Eren. Not the end as in they die, but that their role in the story is over.

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Too short

Revisado: 03-30-21

Great story! My only complaint is that it is too short. Can’t wait for the next book in the series!

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