I thought it will be a typical fantasy where the details of the world was left to the imagination of the audience and previously established tropes but the author actually did really awesome world building!!! I also love the fact that the difference between status and races was made clear. Like, nobles are basically government officials, they have a heavy responsibility with lives depending on them. The elves were also not humans, it was established that they have different values and beliefs. I must admit I got so fcking tired of how soooo many stories made them like the difference was just the ears ohmygod. So much potential wasted just for the aesthetic lol. It's the small things like this that makes up a great world building and the author did amazing with this one.
This is a solid read with amazing plot, characters and execution. Tbh I just wanted a cute father-daughter duo sorry but I'm glad I got more than that.
(It's so sad how something that should be a foundation of a story was usually overlooked. World building was a favorite of mine too so quite a lot really tested my patience lmao)
I thought it will be a typical fantasy where the details of the world was left to the imagination of the audience and previously established tropes but the author actually did really awesome world building!!! I also love the fact that the difference between status and races was made clear. Like, nobles are basically government officials, they have a heavy responsibility with lives depending on them. The elves were also not humans, it was established that they have different values and beliefs. I must admit I got so fcking tired of how soooo many stories made them like the difference was just the ears ohmygod. So much potential wasted just for the aesthetic lol. It's the small things like this that makes up a great world building and the author did amazing with this one.
This is a solid read with amazing plot, characters and execution. Tbh I just wanted a cute father-daughter duo sorry but I'm glad I got more than that.
(It's so sad how something that should be a foundation of a story was usually overlooked. World building was a favorite of mine too so quite a lot really tested my patience lmao)