Taeho Kim

I love this book! I love how the way the point of view changes.

I read (past) this for a book-club and I loved it!!! The book is so fantastic and unbelievably stunning. If you like dragons and other fantasy things, you should read Inheritance Series! I liked many adventures, characters, and others more! In the first part of Eragon, it was boring. But when I read it more, it was so exciting! >.< Edit: I FINALLY FINISHED THE INHERITANCE SERIES :D There is a new book called To sleep in a sea of stars by the same author and you should read that if you liked this book.

Uh... The book was really interesting at first. The book was on my bucket list and I was dying to read it. I also liked the idea. After humans conquer death and need to "glean" humans to keep the population stable. However, some "Scythes" abuse their power and corrupt the Scythedom. Some Scythes massively kills a lot of people at once, to fill their "killing requirements." I liked the problem a lot since it indirectly implies our problem in the world. It also tells people about bias and prejudice in the world and how it is a problem. The book was also addicting; it kept me reading for 1 to 2 hours, which I don't really read that much since I'm not really much a bookworm. *Spoilers over here!* However, as the story flows, it begins to leave some holes along with the story. I feel like if these holes were fixed, then the book would've been better. Why do they still have "deaths" while all the deaths had been conquered? That was the first hole I ever saw in the story. There were still car accidents? Also, the gap between the "dead" and the "alive" wasn't that different in the story. Why does a character revive again when the character spoke with the Thunderhead and was considered "dead?" Also, there were some moments when the events weren't that serious then it was supposed to be. When Citra gets accused of killing Scythe Faraday, she is presented with a journal that Scythe Faraday wrote. After Citra escapes and is on the loose, Scythe Curie confesses that "She" in the letter was her and it was a misunderstanding because Scythe Curie was in "love" with Scythe Faraday and was trying to go into Scythe Faraday's room to sleep with him. *Spoilers end here* I think that the book was overall the same as the anime "Guilty Crown." This anime was really fun and thrilling because of the events, but the story gets "ridiculous" and ends suddenly and with a lot of holes. I didn't read the end of the book Scythe yet, so I'm reading to see if the ending of the story is really inspiring or not. Oh, wow. I wrote a lot :) lol

Edit: I'm not much of a bookworm, but this book was worth reading. This book was filled with aliens, mysteries, and interesting characters... Wait, let me start this story from the beginning. Well, I was a Christopher Paolini's fan. I read The Inheritance Cycle in 2019 because that was the book I was reading at book-club. The book was boring at first because I wasn't that good at English at that time, but suddenly, the book was beginning to get fun, and boom! I was hooked! I used to hate books, but that book made me like books. The Inheritance Cycle filled me with wonder and with creativity. I even memorized all the places and adventures Eragon went in the book Eragon and Eldest! Several years later, when I heard that Christopher Paolini is publishing another book, I had to buy it. My family and I pre-ordered it and when the book arrived, I made a YouTube video showing me unboxing that book! (I was a big fan at that time.) The book was intriguing for two weeks or so. Aliens, technologies, the universe... Well, that was interesting! If you like astronomy and other things like that, you should actually read this book. But, two weeks later, I quit reading the book because I had to read another book for book club. After that, the book started to get boring and boring, so I stopped reading it. Still, I didn't finish reading the book, but maybe I'm going to read that in the future ahead. Well, I have one suggestion for the author if he is reading this. Maybe you should shrink the pages a bit. There were too many descriptions rather than dialogues. That's all. Other than that, the book was good! Well, if the author is reading this, I would like to say you succeed writing this book. It was your first time!

I read this for book club, and I'm not supposed to read ahead, but this book is SO ADDICTING! The story unravels in a way that I never saw... Hackers, VR games...