/lit/ - Literature

Half way through red knight and I could see why you dinosaurs like it. And when I say dinosaurs, i mean the persons who like stories written in the old way.

In a world with magic, monsters and god, the book focuses on knights(people) and their struggle. Much concern isn't awarded the magical aspect of the novel, it's people struggling against a foe stronger than they are, and using humanity to prevail.... which is a bunch of shit. I don't read fantasy books for authors to wax poetic/philosophical on how great the animal called human is when they come together as one to face a foe, I read fantasy books to see shit people can't do in reality.

Why the fuck would I want to read something that is as close to the crusades, just with fae creatures and greek deity names thrown in.

You think I read to be brainwashed that people are actually nice, when they deserve to be purged from this world? Fuck you pro human scum.

>muh Christianity
>muh magic
>muh greek gods
>muh wild
>muh chivalry
>muh knights
>muh lack of rape
>muh golden bear
>muh multiple POVs
>muh door to muh mind
>muh queen so beautiful
>muh jealous of 14 yr old cunny
FUCK YOU WHO SUGGESTED THIS SHIT TO ME
I HOPE YOUR BOIPUCCI GET RAVAGED BY A PACK OF WILD GAY MEN.

WTF THIS BOOK IS SHIT.

I'm now 100% sure that it was a member of the Dino Squad that recommended this to me. The statement about tastes had me wary, but I'm a quarter way into this book now, and if it takes longer than that for it to "get rolling", the author has utterly failed in his craft.

Not everyone has completist autism like me, they wouldn't stick so far into a book for no reward. Because I assure you, everything in this book has been done before, and it isn't even a fresh take on the tired tropes to give some curiosity.

I don't even want to know how the book ends and i have 400+ more pages to go.