Book review, King Kwang

Good, but not very wow.

| King Kwang

8 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The synopsis is read on the back cover.

Good plot, very good storyline, fun, some hope, some support, many stories are very interesting, can be said to be a fantasy that the detailed work is easy to read, easy to understand, the visual jinta is not difficult, the character is easy to remember, every character role is clear.

The story is not very fast. The early reading may be a little stuck because there is a specific jargon that is not used to reading. The story is very addictive. Read and want to know what will happen. Will there be something inserted and make us wow? Will there be an unimaginable story? It can be very addictive to read and enjoy, but there are some boring parts, especially in Volume 2.

It's hard to predict the events ahead, we know we'll know what the disease is going to look like, or if there's a cure, but there's a lot going on in the meantime that's hard to predict, it's both peak and peak events, but it's not very wow.

At the end, I asked if it was unexpected, depending on what people were thinking on the way. Some people might be disappointed. Some people might say, "That must be like this." For me, I can't tell you right. I'm not that much into the story.

Overall, it's fun to know, but it's not like wow. The story is very interesting. Read and want to finish every book in one way. But I didn't do that. I was afraid to get bored because it's not a genre. I think the writer is smart. Separating it into 4 books, even though I made one book, it made me not feel discouraged because I finished the book in a moment.

Author: Uehashi Nahoko

Translator: Methi Dharma.

Publisher: Bibli

Category: Translated Literature

# Fantasy fiction # Adventure fiction # Survival fiction # King Kwang #