I want to open mine, but plenty of people who want feedback keep creating their own threads and ignores threads created for the purpose of giving feedback. This one actually have some engagements.
Is it fine if I stay here? You can keep giving your feedback, and I will tell people what you missed or how to execute your advice.
you can do whatever you'd like i dont mind
Hope you don't mind if i take one of the open slot
Welcome to planet Talvaris, your generic isekai world filled with magic, dragons, and voluptuous female elves who look like they escaped from an illustrators search history. Everything here is as beautiful as the goddess Celes envision it, if you just ignore the slavery and racism on the corner...
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I like the premise. i like the antihero trope a lot so i was excited to see this would go then i was disappointed when 180 years were skipped. wanted to read the zero to hero experience but it is what it is.
the story is isekai slop. It's pretty funny at times I'll admit. It started out pretty strong too with decent quality and story telling but then quickly decended into chaos. everything is all over the place. we're jumping from one scene to another, from one country to another, one group of characters to another, etc. it's still coherent but it's too fast paced and too random for me.
another thing is the scenes are too shallow. they leave nothing for the imagination. i know this is supposed to be slop but it's necessary to have some type of intrigue/foreshadowing where I can guess what the next scene is about but I do not know for sure. circles back to the chaos part i guess.
my final note is that i do not enjoy blatant propaganda a lot. I can appreciate implicit propaganda a bit but when the xianxia protag establishes his 'chyna' sect and kowtows to the sect leader, i can't really put up with that. there's also a lot of references i dont get because im not from the US so im not the taget audience for this. this is the main reason why i couldnt read more