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The sparring scene with Rory is insane.🫠👀I’m addicted to this book.
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Forget hot broody protective men, I want a sassy, moody gargoyle on all my fantasy quests now
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-messy messy -is this entire country just three streets wide. so much of plot is people conveniently bumping into each other. -every hamlet is dedicated to ONE profession? this economy is in shambles. -Something about that recent Battle Scene was kind of giving boss fight. The Boss having one (1) signature move (Throw Ink Attack)? ok lol. Also you're telling me he was just there in a ivy-shrouded building. Waiting for someone to challenge him. Girl. That's a pokemon. -HORSES ARE NOT CARS BTW? You don't just park it in an alley after travelling all night (with two people riding the whole time no less!). -Our girlboss main character has eaten basically nothing but is somehow not just coherent but actively attacking grown men, saving darling children from ne'er do wells, and lowkey ignoring the entire upheaval of her belief system.
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Is this ... heterosexual romance making me feel something? 😳
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From the provocative and challenging to the emotional and quiet, Japanese literary fiction tends to be nuanced, introspective, and minimalistic. These books contain layered cultural commentary and may lean on psychological, surreal, or fantastical elements to convey their message.