Mother of Learning

The sheer detail and complexity of the story, yet keeping it easy to understand and all the same keeping you on the edge throughout the book. 10/10

I enjoyed reading it quite a bit. If you're a fan of longer chapters, this book exceeds the normal chapter sizes for Royal roads by quite a bit. The characters are interesting and appealing, and the storyline is in no way boring.

I am in no way of fan of spiders, but this story makes me want to meet the spiders that are in it. the world this story is set in as interesting as well. It's not overly detailed but it's quite large and has plenty of room for more concurrent or follow-up stories. I definitely recommend reading the story.

Just need to say that this is probably the best non-comedic fantasy fiction this site has ever seen. Just soooooo good. You probably already knew that though.

It's by far the best novel on this site.

Try it out. You won't be disappointed.

I love this story and adore what it represents, a genre done right. Characters gain power at a good pace, characters are explored magnificently, plot pacing is heavenly and there is never a boring part or lull which would result in leaving the story to 'continue' it later. 

A hallmark in virtual novels. 

I'm going to be honest here, the beginning of the story was captivating, but a bit slow, however, the plot progressed and the author really displayed his skill and grabs your attention to the point where you find yourself blazing through the story in its entirety with a fervent passion akin to a raging inferno as it caresses a wooden house. 

There are very few plot-holes in the story, despite its length and characters are flushed out so well!

This piece uses that small cast and does wonders with it, and from beginning to end its one hell of a ride becuase you learn so much through sk many different events. Every chapter is novel in some way and ALWAYS introduces some new element or piece of information to the story. 

These additions are never irrelevant. 

There are no great leaps in logic, no plot-convenience nor and McGuffins or concrete elements.

Power is balanced in the story and it goes through great lengths to clearly express to you, the reader, that regardless of power, you can die. 

Beyond that, antagonists and protagonists, as well as the supporting cast, all have a sense of depth and while this depth may vary depending on screen time, it's done in a way that allows you to easily understand what you're reading and possible long-reaching consequences of various courses of action. 

Also, the author is an expert at integrating modern ideas or references in a way that makes the world your ead seem foreign to what you know. Frankly, I'm impressed. No author I've ever read from gas managed to do it so thoroughly and so convincingly as this one has. 

Also, there are occasional theory-dumps, but those mainly occur at the last few chapters and are quite small, the only inconvenience is that you won't understand how the very complex magic functions. And the author sometimes fails to properly integrate certain jargon or trips over modern terms. Though, this only occurs 3 times in the story. This story is 108 chapters long. I find that almost complete lack of errors/blunders, amazing. 

Magic itself, is astounding in how well it's presented. The way its explored is astounding and the growth which occurs throughout the story is both believable and logical. That's a very hard thing to find in ANY story.

And in later chapters there are some grammatical errors, but I chalk that up to them not being edited yet. 

Dear me, I almost forgot the fights! Nothing in battle is ever static and every single one is unique, never once have I grown bored reading a fight in this story, quite the opposite. I don't know what is going to happen and I cannot accurately predict how their new skills will apply. Also, the style makes the scenes very concise and to the point. 

Redundancies are an extinct species in this novel. 

All in all, despite some minor gripes with the story, it's a thoroughly captivating experience that I would recommend to everyone. 

This story is a great epic fantasy based in a time loop setting. Discover with the main character the complex political situation of his kingdom and how enemies plots its fall.

The author has created a complex plot with many twists and a somewhat dark background. A great read and probably a future classic of fantasy literature.

 Few books achieve an interesting time-loop based story, this one does it, and it's great. 

I've finished it. Three days and I finished it. Oh my god. I love it. I really do. It's just one of those stories that pull you to the world and mind of the protagonist, and even if it ended, it lingers in the reader's mind and imagination. The twists of perspective and layers that were placed in every revelation are amazing. The payout in every mystery is wonderful and satisfying. It's like we are right there in the puzzle-solving of this wonderful universe.

And I just truly love happy endings in fantasy stories. Especially those that are worth it, and man if this is not one of those epic stories. Overall it should be depressing but there are so many fun moments that I even caught myself laughing. And the characters, although it has reached a point of no return still hold on their morals and what they have to do. Good people. Good story. Man, I really love these, since I often read about grimdark lately, so this is a nice breath of fresh air. Really, really thank you for sharing this story. And definitely will check author's other work.

As to the review. Your protagonists are real people, facing real consequences, and having the opportunity to have mistakes, and be screwed over, but still rise to the challenge. Just inspiring. Again, the happy-dark duo trope is one of my favorites and I like how it panned out in this. True friendship stories, rather than romantic stories, is a better read for me, so thank you. The afterword, the author mentioned about the voice of the character not being distinct. It does show, especially when women and men have the same voice if they are badass, and if they are not then they are mostly delegated to more version-ey character tropes out there. I like your men better, they leave a strong impression. 

I love how you went into the unravelling of the world. It's very enjoyable how you factored in every reiteration of the loop. And the details. I could reread your story and found something new every time. Kudos.

One of the best web serials. Even better now that it has been finished.

To all fans of books out there, especially in the fantasy genre, it is simply worth the time it takes to read it. You might have wished the characters were stronger, smarter, faster, or that certain events never happened, or that certain things did happen. You might have wished for an antihero, or a paragon of justice. What we have gotten however is in essence an epic worth reading. I and many others are better for having read it. The best thing this book has done is relaxed my suspension of belief to it's lowest. Everything is plausible and logical for human understanding assuming a world like this existed. Nothing contradicts itself and that makes it immensely satisfying to read. Even just reading this to explore world settings in otherworldly fantasy is simply, worth it.