The book is excellent! I've never seen such an interesting book!
interesting and intrude
Hats off to you ROSA !!! What a great story you have give us to enjoy, thank you !!!!
Finished reading the book just now. I enjoyed the story and the characters and I love the happy ending of course. ......
Story could use a good editing but it is good! Although I am very disappointed, I purchased the book bc GN recommended it & it said it was complete however there is No way that any story can end like this… no conclusion :(
Not really, I like It more than warlock of the magus world, besides, wotm is a copy in the first place.
If you are reading this u need a doctor, I swear
me too i stopped reading it in like 2021
Thanks for saving my time comrad.
Sounds interesting enough. Lmk if you find it
hmmm well I've read till 500, it's updated till like ~750; so far pretty nice especially when characters from the the first book are referenced. MC is similar to klein, as in he can use a power far above his paygrade. Certainly more amusing than Klein tho.
tldr: there's no reason not to read it, it's cuttlefish. tbh u can read it whenever u want
This isn't really a review, more of an observation on the nature of the "misunderstandings" sub-genre common in these novels. I usually get annoyed by them, because they often end up being a narrative tool to encourage one-sided affection to form without having to write an actual compelling romance, and sometimes the misunderstandings are actually never resolved even after a relationship forms. Any romance built on the back of a misunderstanding is inherently flawed and indicates a severely lacking author. Cale often gets misunderstood by others, but although the motives behind his actions are often not as altruistic as everyone seems to believe, it's a fact that his actions are undoubtedly good and would send the same message even if he weren't being misunderstood. In TotCF, the misunderstandings are more auxiliary than anything, a means for readers to see the difference between Cale's self-perception and the perceptions of others, with a tad of comedic relief. Amazingly well-written.