In my comment I said that tastes are as varied as colors, precisely so that they take the opportunity to read any novel that catches their attention without having to be guided only by good or bad reviews. I value diversity of opinion and understand that each reader has their own preferences. Although I enjoyed this novel, I respect that others may have a different perspective based on their own reading experiences. Ultimately, the beauty of literature lies in the variety of stories that can resonate uniquely with each reader. In this case, for my tastes it was a great novel, I will not deny that it could be better, but who am I to do less of the work and effort of others? I generally try to focus only on the good points of what I'm reading, because if I only focus on the bad I won't enjoy any novels and I won't let others enjoy them either. Following that line of thinking, I feel that if you hope to read a novel that perfectly suits your tastes, then you should write it yourself
