Mother of Learning by nobody103

I had listen the audiobook for 2 hours and this is some of the most cringe and full of teenages shit novel that I had read don't undertand why people say is super good. Maybe it get good later but 2 hours of my life is enough for me.

This novel is amazing with deceptively long chapters. I found myself completing a chapter and realizing that it was only one instead of 20, which shows considering it took the author 9 years to complete the novel. It's a slow burn but it has one of the best endings and overall resolutions I've ever read, I highly recommend it. There are some slow parts, but it all builds up and ties together.

Review Time ~~
• Great novel. 4.9stars
• Starts off feeling like a implausible journal, but gradually the author breathes life into the story.
• The novel gets better as it progresses, just like aged wine
• Satisfying Ending, with no obvious plot holes.
Will definitely recommend reading this

My Tip:
Stick till the end. You won't regret it, I promise!


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I heard that this was peak fiction. Wish me luck boys.

A lot of people are recommending me this however i don't really like time loops in stories normally. Is it still worth a try?

I just finished the book and honestly, I'm freaking impressed! Well, asides from Perfect Run are there any similar books out there with a good storyline and good pacing?

I'm conflicted, because the writing is good, the concept is good and the characters are interesting. But as of chapter 18 I'm dropping it for now because the utter stupidity of the main character is grating on my nerves, he had a really prime example of the fact that he is not invincible despite being in a loop at the beginning, yet despite hiding the fact that he is looping from his fellow looper and resolving to grow more capable. He grows increasingly, stupidly riskier with every paragraph. Plot armor is helping him make it beneficial for him, but I really dislike such application of plot armor to reward stupid behavior from an otherwise supposedly careful character. He has all the tools he needs to grow strong enough and capable enough of resisting the things that can threaten him from the safe environment his loops put him in by default, yet instead of availing himself of them until he is strong he is doing this risky stuff while he is still an utterly weak chicken because of some immaterial concept about a soul bond that just feels forced and it just makes me frustrated. So, dropping for now.

Author of this book has started a new novel called Zenith of Sorcery, it only has 7 chapters right now but you can still read it on Royal Road right now until Panic updates it here