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So actually the story is quite simple but there was still a couple of things that I really liked about this book so let's jump into them. The world-building the details in which Amish Tripathi has gone to establish that the rules and history of this land that he's created in his books is very very interesting.

He's very diligent in explaining why certain things happen within the kingdom he's also like gone into extreme details about like the different cities that we visit in the book like he meticulously describes each city like the roads the way the city is built how its governed the people like he's described them in such detail that it was really very interesting to read and it was so nice to see that he's not been superficial about those parts of the book.

The second thing that I loved about this book is the story so now like I said in the beginning the story is actually quite simple it's quite a simple plot so to speak but the way Amish Tripathi has crafted it it gets you hooked and I'm not saying that this book doesn't have flaws. This book definitely has some flaws which I will get to in a bit but at least with the story you're kind of left with some amount of intrigue you're left with some amount of mystery that you want to know more that happens.

I think that was really interesting like I really really enjoyed the pacing of this book also like it was slow and detailed when it had to be and it was also very fast paced and action-packed when it had to be so you not really left feeling bored when you're reading this book.

The character development now the character development was honestly quite weak in this book like it seemed the only way we knew that a certain character was good at something or bad at something was because another character was either like showering praises for this character or was like cursing this character in some way. For example there's a character in this book named sati and a lot of people praise her in this book like they call her brave and they call her noble and they call her kind and there are times when these characters call her these things without the author even ever showing us any of her bravery or her kindness or her nobility.

And yes later on we see one or two instances yeah she but she was brave and yes she was kind but like throughout the book when everyone is like glorifying her and showering her with so much praise it's like does she even deserve it like what has she done what hip what have you as an author showed us that makes us believe that yes, yes she is all these adjectives that you are calling her.

Like that was actually quite frustrating for me to read it's just like no don't just tell me that she is all these things like show me develop her character a little bit like make her do things that make the reader feel that yes, yes this kind of is really brave or yes this character is really evil like without. You showing these examples or scenes or parts of the book where you describe that it just feels very superficial when you call certain characters certain things.

The next thing that I did really liked about this book was the relationships in it and I think this also kind of links back to character development and when I say relationships I don't just mean like the romantic relationships in the book I mean all the relationships.

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