This 200-page novel is filled with heartwarming moments, genuine humor, and some well-written characters. They could have been a secluded human tribe and it would have made no difference at all to the story. Although one of the weaknesses of this story was that it was rather info dumpy when it came to explaining things in the world (especially the magic system), I feel like book 1 only brushed the surface of what this world will eventually contain and that excites me! I still wanna continue reading the book, since I have the compulsion to finish every book I've started. How the author twist the genre makes threats believable and instead of already knowing how situations will resolves, you really wonder what will happen and how the protagonist will get out of said situation.

Diese Art der Vereinfachung wird leider etwas penetrant, wenn TurtleMe den kleinen Art Kampftechniken meistern lässt sobald er kaum auf beiden Beinen stehen kann. I've heard about the series for a while, but I was reluctant to dive into it at the regular cost on Audible. Having been established since February 2004, Anime UK News is constantly striving to deliver high quality UK anime news and reviews to your computer screens each and every day, being sure to maintain high standards of writing and reliability. We’re so happy that the day has finally come when creator TurtleMe and his many fans can hold a physical collection in their hands…not to mention the many new fans who will now read this amazing series for the first time! Next thing you know you are getting that Second infusion of free power when a dragon just decides to fuse and give him a egg because of course the protagonist wasn't strong enough.Das hört sich theoretisch ziemlich cool an, aber Art findet es so gar nicht gut, dass er nun ein Kleinkind ist und seinen Eltern bedingungslos ausgeliefert ist. Another thing the author did really well, in my humble opinion, is how he sometimes split the point of view of certain characters instead of just having the point of view from the protagonist, this help understand how supporting characters feel and make you care about them way more. The story isn't quite what I had expected due to all the chatter about it, and it's nice to be pleasantly surprised. As you can imagine this led to some hilarious scenes and also contributed to some very interesting character dynamics. You could start the book at his trip away from home because the author certainly does after hand waving 3 years and just giving him the standard MC is a genius plot point.

If the author had either explained the process of these bonds a little more emotionally, or had taken a little more time to develop them on the page, it would have been much less irritating. The princess has a crush on him, the grandfather talks familiarly with him about him marrying the elven princess with a vocabulary like idek, an old man from the southern US? In his past life, he was the mighty King Grey, who led armies and fought wars until his mysterious death.I am in disbelief in how the conflict arises and how it sometimes easily resolves when the Main Character arrives. Which might have tipped us into a power fantasy (and that's still part of the story, actually), but what really grabbed me is how poignant it is for Art to cherish his family so much because it is more valuable than anything he had as king. The story follows the main character Art from his birth through 8 years old, but mainly deals with the time between his 3-4th birthday.