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While I enjoy the overarching story and most of the characters, the author really goes on super long and pointless tangents constantly, explaining the most obvious concepts. Usually multiple times. There's an entire hour long chapter that could be boiled down to someone explaining that "werewolves regenerate real good" which we already knew, as its been shown in actual practice many, many times beforehand. Theres probably several more hours in total devoted to explaining that party composition is important and that knowledge is in fact good actually. The author really loves to show and then tell and then tell some more for good measure. Almost every tutorial tier explanation a character gives for a basic concept is something the reader has likely already got through common sense, familiarity with fantasy and/or actually having it described in use beforehand anyways. It doesn't help that the main character has two people living in his head that just love to exposition dump constantly because they already know everything about how the world works. There's really no mystery and not much tension to the world, or at least there could be before an ancient vampire king explains everything. The constant whiplash from stopping the flow of the story for explaining shit is extremely aggravating.

There's also an addition of the very mary sue unkillable teenaged girl who will just one shot every monster they come across and knows everything about every monster in the world. Not a huge fan. Whenever the party comes across a monster you can just skip over all of the actions the other characters make because you know Mary will just kill the monster with a single arrow anyways.

The narrator's fake posh accent he uses for half the characters is really tiresome too.

This is definitely going to be my last attempt at the series.

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