Chaos Incarnate: Homer's Pen

Since nobody is rating this, I guess the author guy shall start by being awesome. Welp, I like this story, if you don't, well that's your opinion although it's wrong.
Yes you heard that right, if you think it's bad YOUR OPINION IS WRONG. Bye.

Everything about this story is unique. I like the writing style, it keeps you interested. I like the pacing of the story not necessarily dragged. World background is impressive, and overall character design. Final verdict is all in stars. [img=recommend][img=recommend][img=recommend][img=recommend][img=recommend]

The concept of the book is interesting wherein an artifact, in this case, a pen, bonds with people to grant them superpowers. The opening scene is done well too with power-hungry people searching for the pens.
Though, a little proofreading/grammar check is required to eliminate the simple mistakes. Keep writing !!

I only have one word for this novel, one word only. Are you curious about my one word too? Why so curious? Stop reading to find out my one word man. Omg, please stop being so curious. Curiosity will kill the cat, don't you know this.
Fine, seeing how you're so desperate to know my one word.


It's collection.
What's collection? Obviously, it's adding this novel to your library fool.

Realizing I havent left a reveiw and I’m a faithful reader...

The story is easy to follow. It is not hard to read, but there are a couple of spelling mistakes (might have been mixed by now). I like that the novel updates weekly. The time waiting isn't that long, but it's just enough to keep the tension. It also doesn't put too much stress on the writer and he can stay creative that way. The story progresses at a good pace. The end of each chapter always makes you wonder what will happen next. The characters are a bit plain. Sometimes it's hard to recognize the reasons why the character does a certain action. There are also a couple of times where the character says something that no one would ever say and that specific situation. The world where the story takes place doesn't get described that much, but enough to visualize something and that's really enough. Overall, the book is interesting.