The Adventures of Einarr Stigandersen

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Grammar is terrible. Plot makes 0 sense. There is 0 world building, and I still don't know what the **** is happening. Lastly, the retardation level is over 9000.I'll give it a 5/5

Exact same novel as Era of Castles: Starting with 99 Dragon Eggs. But the author likes randomness so he/she rewrite it to his/her likes. .....

Author does an amazing job of building a world, it's like reading a fascinating history book of an unknown world. doesn't waste time giving you the meat and potatoes of information and sets the scene for the world immediately.

Grammar and syntax ain't the author's strong point. "Grammar!?! We don' need no steenkin' Grammar!!!" Ach Ja, I already forget how the Protagonist took his one-man freak-show onto the like road. He sita in a cave and meditates. He's got a system that seems to give him precious little at a to go on. Finally, towards dusk he decides he needs water and food. Water—maybe, Since his "mental powers" seem to be rising fairly rapidly, I'd put off any determined search for food for two or three days. Then he gives a wold a psychic hot-foot. Why not try to psychically MAKE FRIENDS with the wolf—saving the psychic burn for "Plan B"? Then we find that the Protagonist is Anti-Hunting…though THANKFULLY—NOT Vegan! Not worth trying to follow...

Is it done with 357 chapters? Need to read new ones...........................................................................................................................................