Law of Space and Time
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By qianfang mingxing, 千方明灭
316 chapters
2021
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- zongheng
- English Publisher
- wuxiaworld
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Law of Space and Time Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Law of Space and Time
Alright, let's dive into "Law of Space and Time." With a solid 3.5/5 rating and a completed story, I was intrigued to see what this action-adventure fantasy had to offer. The mix of martial arts, magic, academy settings, and noble intrigue definitely piqued my interest.
First Impressions
The initial chapters throw you right into the action, introducing us to a world where space and time manipulation are key. The academy setting, a staple I often enjoy, promised a journey of growth and discovery for our male protagonist. However, I did notice some early issues that gave me pause.
What Works Well
The world-building is decent. The author clearly put effort into crafting a system where magic and martial arts intertwine, and the hints of schemes and conspiracies among the noble houses added a layer of complexity that kept me somewhat engaged. I also appreciated the completed status of the novel. Knowing that the story has a definitive end is a big plus for me.
Areas of Concern
Unfortunately, there were some aspects that detracted from my enjoyment. The protagonist's characterization felt inconsistent. I found myself struggling to connect with him, especially given some of his, shall we say, questionable interactions with the female leads. The descriptions of these characters also felt repetitive and shallow, focusing more on physical attributes than genuine personality.
The power scaling and fight scenes were another area of concern. The descriptions often felt vague and relied on clichés. It was hard to get a sense of the true stakes of the battles, and the logic behind spellcasting felt arbitrary. This made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the action.
Final Verdict
"Law of Space and Time" has potential, but it's held back by some significant flaws. While the world-building and completed story are appealing, the character inconsistencies, shallow characterizations, and unclear power system ultimately make it a somewhat frustrating read. It might be worth checking out if you're looking for a completed fantasy novel with a focus on action, but be prepared to overlook some significant shortcomings.
