The Writer’s Paradox - Reviews

Honestly quite an entertaining novel, but it's completely ruined by the fact that the TL has absolutely no communication with the reader base and has no idea how to actually upload chapters in order (or even the right chapters in some cases).This is a great example of a fun novel being ruined by a completely oblivious TL (assuming the TL is even a real person).I've scored down the Story development due to the wrong chapters being uploaded all the time and completely ruining the story's continuity.

Seriously why is this novel so buries in locks , it might aswell be called the lockness monster. Did  something happen at the original release site , i will check afterwards. Btw justdoing this for the exp as dor the rating well my reason is that a crappy amount of content deserves a crappy rating.

The story is is great for now, with very stable updating that I really appreciate by the author. The story is perfectly readable with no grammatical errors and show great potential.

I quite enjoy this novel wondering if you will upload more chapters and if so could you give a time or smth as it is quite annoying  to have to wait half o month with no updates or anouncments

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The first chapter hooked me in, the author has a good descriptive writing style. there is also a bit of humor. I recommend this book to people who likes humor

This is one of the best novels I’ve ever read and I was incredibly heartbroken to see it dropped by the original translators. If you guys are really bringing it back then I really have no words besides thank you, you’ve added a brilliant silver lining to my otherwise crappy day.

Yi Long kicked him from the back of his neck and followed with another hit behind his lungs.

Ao ver a silhueta de uma comunidade eu ergo minha mão para o alto e falo gritando.

(Hahawakan na sana ang mukha ni xyrus ng ina ng sinagi niya ito)

Clearing her head she reached out and touched the box before it could move again. As she made contact, the box began to change its colour, from the dark brown it used to be, to green, then yellow. To orange before landing on a red, matching her hair almost perfectly. She reached out a hand to lift the lid, and turned to look at Redland, who gave a leafy smile, before turning back to the box and cracking the lid open.

The roof came to a point, with transparent glass windows placed an even distance apart. Loki couldn't help but walk over to one of these windows to touch and examine the cold and colourless sheet. While living in the forest, he had never seen anything similar to this apart from the clear water of the spring. He was able to understand what it was straight away, however, due to the multiple references heard in his mother's stories.