BEST BOOK ENDINGS

[@ebnovels]

Time stamps for books mentioned, reviews, and affiliate purchase links: Fullmetal Alchemist: 0:45 Review (this is actually a recommendation-centered video): kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIrdmGmciLGFjJo "If you like FMA, try these" video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXLIpaJrd8iMgJo Purchase link: amzn.to/3dK171e Mistborn: 2:03 Reviews: Mistborn book one (week one): kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZojVi6BvndCgiJI Mistborn book one (week two): kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZmWomx5Yq2msJY Mistborn book one (week three): kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rWYZKdZ8Z7e5o Mistborn book one (week four): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3XOfJuco9GFgKc Mistborn book two: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZPUdoaQntR1r8U Mistborn book three: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoOyoHqEfql6h68 Purchase link: Mistborn: amzn.to/3dJPzuR Ash Princess: 3:28 Reviews: Book one, Ash Princess: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp22lZiOqsx_gZo Book two: Lady Smoke: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioOcmXeno76DjM0 Trilogy review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZPOZWdvitqjkM0 Purchase link: amzn.to/2WXDJXj Scythe: 5:20 Reviews: Book one, Scythe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i321pGeDbLuApMk Book two, Thunderhead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJKTZWuXbLF9iqM Book three, The Toll: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWannpSkfrV_jJI Purchase link: amzn.to/3dK2nBu Grisha: 6:50 Review: Book one, Shadow and Bone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2PRiZ2rgdWki8U Book two, Siege and Storm: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5eQlaVqg9qbepo Purchase link: amzn.to/3fIFkIW Red Rising: 7:22 Series review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6rGn517ba-WbNE Way of Kings: 8:02 Sanderson playlist (I have a lot of Stormlight content there): kzbin.info/aero/PL-WCMA9LkyewXJ6w64z19u5sBkocaiTAQ Purchase link: amzn.to/3cuUlMB Strange the Dreamer: 9:24 Reviews: Strange the Dreamer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4WkiGOEqrR0orM Muse of Nightmares: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGOYi6ePZqyaeJY "If you like Strange the Dreamer, try these" video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3-7qJeXe9dpgs0 Funny One Star Reviews for Strange the Dreamer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpOuZ36PfJKIgJo Character Examination video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZjNZXeva5dnj7s Purchase link: amzn.to/2T146dq Six of Crows: 10:54 Grishaverse playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL-WCMA9Lkyewkk4ox_ACjX7x3zLpgUaXh Purchase link: amzn.to/3dNsc3z Shadow of the Fox: 12:01 Reviews: Book one, Shadow of the Fox: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2jcfXZ-l9eZq5I Book two, Soul of the Sword: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpzIYaiXgr-ZabM Trilogy review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZe4f519aKeArac Purchase link: amzn.to/2LuPbE8 Bartimaeus: 13:08 *I don't have any videos on this* Purchase link: amzn.to/3bC2BJv

[@BluemoonInJune]

The Hero of Ages ending wrecked my emotions for days but I loved it so much! Agree with Stormlight too. The way Sanderson includes foreshadowing in his stories is like little puzzle pieces and when they all come together at the end it is so satisfying!

[@iateabagelonce]

I can't even tell you how happy I am that you brought up the Bartimaeus books, that ending wrecked 10-yr-old me and I still love those books so much!

[@renee_3364]

I have such similar feelings about Laini Taylors books as you described: none of them should work for me based on all the tropes I usually hate. Still, I absolutely adore the Strange the Dreamer duology as well as the Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy. I really hope we get more of her work in the future.

[@ebnovels]

I need to get back to Daughter of Smoke and Bone. I read the first and really liked it, then never picked up the following two 😅

[@TheBookishMom]

Yes, the hero of Ages has the BEST ending. Sanderson can really do an amazing ending!

[@Leonhart_93]

I don't know about that. I am not adept at calling endings that make me terribly sad "good" just because they pulled a ton of negative feelings from within me. Although everyone else seems to think the opposite. I will say that it was good in the sense that it tied up everything plot-wise, but I didn't like at all the actual conclusion itself....

[@leonardotukiman8253]

@@Leonhart_93 wait why were you sad? It was a happy ending.

[@Leonhart_93]

@@leonardotukiman8253 Not for the main couple it wasn't... Or at least the way I viewed it, since I can never get behind stuff like "they will be together in the afterlife". They sacrificed so much and their only reward was that they died close to each other.

[@ReadingNymph]

I read Ash Princess based on your recommendation and I'm soo excited for the next one

[@ebnovels]

Yay!!! I think the second one was maybe my least favorite...maybe. But the third was definitely my favorite :D

[@LanaFeyah]

Ooooh, I'm even more stoked about Grisha now! Thanks for speaking so kindly of it, it makes me feel like I didn't impulse-buy the trilogy for naught!

[@nathnaeltsegaw7263]

I absolutely loved the ending of the Bartimaeus trilogy, it was perfect. The first-ever fantasy book I read was the Amulet of Samarkand and the series ended in a bang that affirmed my decision to continue with the genre.

[@booksandteawithanna-marie6395]

I don’t know why more people don’t talk about the Ash Princess series!! Ember Queen had me on an emotional roller coaster 😂 I’m almost done with The Way of Kings and it is incredible!! The world is interesting but the characters are SO well done!! I don’t think I’ve ever read a more accurate depiction of depression than Kaladin‘s! I can’t wait to continue with the series!

[@ebnovels]

Yes about Kaladin’s depression! It’s so well done and man does it break my heart. I love him 💖 Also, agree about Ash Princess. I want more people to talk about it, even though my little selfish heart almost likes that it’s kinda a hidden gem 😅

[@lucaleone4331]

oh my GOSH, yes! Muse of Nightmares. I couldnt believe how emotionally breaking this book was. I couldnt believe how amazing it was, it made my favorite books list and cant wait to gush about it at my mid year/ end of the year wrap up :)

[@violaivy]

I totally agree about The Grisha Trilogy. I think the hate for the ending comes from readers' investment in ships that didn't happen (and were never going to happen) or having sympatry for a character who deserved none, in my opinion. The epilogue in Ruin and Rising is beautiful and bittersweet. It also makes sense considering the rest of the series. Also, how the prologue and epilogue sections are done and titled is a hint towards the way things played out in the end. The whole series gets a lot of undeserved hate in general. Some of it's been there since Six of Crows got really popular, some fans of the duology can't praise it without tearing down the trilogy. I totally get not liking it and /or preferring Soc but there's no need to hate. But some of the negativity is more recent, when a couple of people started talking about their dislike and many people jumped on the bandwagon. Lately there's also this trend of shunning older YA books that were popular 5+ years ago. I heard many variations of "I know it's an older YA series" and "it came out a while ago so it probably won't hold up anymore" as a disclaimer before someone talks about a non-recent YA title. As if we collectively decided those books are all trash. Yes, you can say YA has some noticeable trends, maybe more than other genres/age ranges but trends exist for all categories. And I don't see this whole thing anywhere else., only with YA and I don't like it. Pointing out when something was punished can be useful for context and sometimes there are things that feel dated or hard to understand or accept from a modern viewpoint. Maybe the world changed a lot in the last 5-10 years but I'm fairy sure people said this in the past too. Stories always reflect the time they were written in, nothing is truly timeless. This is not a bad thing and doesn't determine quality.

[@JV-hh8lp]

I love the ending of Empire of Storms by Sarah J Maas. I know its not the end of the series but WHAT A WAY TO END A BOOK. I thought it was absolutely fantastic. Of course at the time I hated the fact I had to wait a whole year for the next book, but now, looking back, I believe the wrapped up she prepared from the previous books and how she set the story up for the finale: Amazing 👏

[@shehzadshaikh9670]

Its amazing that we have such a mutual taste regarding most of the books. I felt the same way about The Mistborn Trilogy, I felt it very satisfying. And no doubt about the awesomeness of The Stormlight Archives, I started Oathbringer and now feeling bit nervous because we have mutual feeling about Brandon Sanderson and that you felt its ending worst. But I hope the whole book to be great. And, about the toll, I liked how it ended but not how the was approached, I felt like the author rushed to finish the series and cramped 4 books worth content in 3 books.

[@abbys6260]

Bartimaeus trilogy! I love it so much. My now husband then fiancee listened to the audiobooks and bought me the physical books. My copy of book 2 was messed up and it skipped about 10 pages in the last 1/4th of the book. I was panicking.

[@Merrick]

Plotter vs Pantser, haha, hadn't heard of a pantser before, I was thinking "attacks book like a german tank?" more familiar with architect vs gardener as polar authorial approachs

[@ReturnToSenderz]

Merrick I will now always connect “pantser” with “panzer”. Thank you. 😂🤣☠️

[@Merrick]

@@ReturnToSenderz oops, not intentional. And wouldn't a pantser be someone who pantses?

[@nienkeachternaam2938]

I've been reading almost all of the series you've talked about in the video, but I haven't finished a single one. And hearing you talk about the endings..my heart.. I need to prepare myself! Kinda scared and overjoyed at the same time.

[@barrysaliou18]

For Mistborn, Sanderson really pull off the overall ending. I would say the first one would be the weakest, but I wasn’t expecting that ending. That pushed me on reading the rest of the cosmere.

[@dornishraven1628]

Pretty much every Malazan ending for me (except GotM). Erikson's endings consistently blow me away.

[@alexnieves]

FMA was incredible and the ending was fantastic, also Brotherhood was a kickass anime. Hero of Ages literally broke me, I felt like a piece of me died when I finished that book. It was so good and I was just sort of in shock at what happened and the fact that it was over. Morning Star has to be my favorite ending I've read thus far. It was beautifully bittersweet and if the series had ended there I would have been 100% satisfied.

[@averyhotpinterestuser9941]

A lot of historical fiction make me cry like a baby

[@ebnovels]

Ohhh, if you have good historical fiction recs, I’m all ears!

[@MrShaiya96]

@@ebnovels ELLIOT. These are the best historical fic writers working today. Check them out: James Clavell Maurice Druon Conn Iggulden Ken Follett Diana Gabaldon Patrick O'Brian Bernard Cornwell Dorothy Dunnett Colleen McCullough CJ Sansom

[@gwennag222]

@elliotbrooks THE WITCH OF BLACKBIRD POND BY ELIZABETH GEORGE SPEARE!!!!!!!!!

[@simonalupuleac1061]

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[@melimelodelectures]

Thank you for your video ! I love Six of Crows duology too and I put it in my best ending list too. And for Bartimeus... it’s just one of my favourite story ever. I read it a lot, and the end... , for me it’s the perfect one. Really, it’s booking heart, and perfect. I cry every time I read it, even if I know the end ahahah and just like you, this is my definition of perfect end, bittersweet one, and it’s what I’m looking for in my readings... something heartbroken but fair. I can’t explain better than you did, I just completely agree with you. I also love FMA and Laini Taylor ( I discovered Daughter of smoke and bone after The muse of nightmares, and I love it too ). I’m really happy to see we have kinda the same taste because I have the last book of Grisha, Morning Star and The Toll in my books to read list, so I’m quite sure I’ll like the end 😀 By ! (From France)

[@briannashaw3950]

I’m halfway through Ptolomy’s gate, the last book in the Bartimaeus trilogy now! :3 Really enjoying it so far, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it again if you reread it :)

[@EuiHwanP]

I feel the same way about the Strange the Dreamer duology! I should NOT have liked these books, but it's one of my favorite series of all time.

[@ebnovels]

Exactly! I can see why others don’t love it, but I adored it, and it’s stuck with me more than most other books 😮

[@therogueeducator8452]

I read Strange the Dreamer and Muse of Nightmares earlier this year. Completely amazing and beautiful and heartbreaking. I knew the mixed reviews from BookTube, but yeah hands-down, so original and stunning. The ending was perfect for the story.

[@ebnovels]

The mixed reviews sometimes make my heart sad 😆 I completely get why some don’t care for it, but also...it’s just so darn powerful and moving! 😭

[@Steelcityreader]

How did I know Full Metal Alchemist would be on this list? Because it was great😊

[@Tanya-vc7eg]

The ending of Ptolemy's Gate shattered me but in a good way.

[@selinana29]

The Way of Kings is the only ending that made me shed a tear at its awesomeness.

[@misbahulimam2512]

The Sedea's betrayal was such a jaw dropping moment...

[@SirJamesLester]

I managed to watch the "worst endings" video first, and was terrified The Toll would be on that as could see it wasn't on the shelves behind Super glad to see it here instead - I am normally a character focused reader, and the characters are exactly why I loved the first two books of this trilogy but I loved every second reading The Toll... and that ending was just perfect for me!

[@JoshsBookishVoyage]

I loved the endings of all the Scythe trilogy. I get your concern with character focus. Personally, I really liked some of the greater themes he touched on. That said, the idea of divine intervention never crossed my mind. It felt more like a conversation on free will to me. PS: free will is an illusion 😋

[@heathersbooks816]

The Toll and Ruin and Rising were both my favorites in their trilogies. I tend to have unpopular opinions on endings. Lol

[@urigatt6815]

Love your videos!:)

[@GEORGIOARCADE]

I do think Pancers or whatever that term is lol; makes for more great exciting stories. I love that you included mangas like Full Metal Alchemist in this because they make for such great conversations. I would include the original Dragon Ball Z Mangas in there but the stories usually never end or it ends with Goku always getting the win 😆. I always enjoyed the endings to the Goosbumps books. They usually end in goofy scary unexpected way. However i really glad you enjoyed Ember Queen ending and that series. You seem happy in this video so i wish you more Happy Reading Days 💜

[@ebnovels]

Well I wish YOU happy reading days :D hope you’re having a lovely week 😄

[@GEORGIOARCADE]

@@ebnovels Yes i am having a good week so far. Been super busy with all these gaming videos i been making but my mood has been better. Also my family is doing well. My grandma birthday is May 25 so i getting ready for that. I hops you been ok Elliot and having a lovely week too!😁🙏💜

[@regfeg9855]

Yes manga getting appreciated and one of the best aswell

[@ebnovels]

Feel free to leave more manga recs if you’ve got them 😄

[@regfeg9855]

Elliot Brooks sure, berserk is probably one of the best stories ever, Vinland saga is also a masterpiece and vagabond (which has the best art in manga) is also amazing these are all fantasy and Seinen. Also part 7 of the jojos bizarre adventure series is great but not yet translated to English and anything Naoki urasawa is great. Hunter x hunter is amazing and I can’t really explain why it’s so good you should just watch/read it.

[@happyreadingwatching1597]

Love your videos!!!❤😁

[@riakm921]

_Soldiers Live,_ last book in _The Black Company_ by Glen Cook! This book’s ending is still the best I have ever come across :)

[@MaryAmongStories]

when I finished The Hero of Ages I didn't know what to do with myself 😅

[@fileanavailable]

Also for historical fiction recommendations definitely check out The Jewel of St. Petersburg especially if you like books inspired by or set in Russia!

[@aidalf1912]

oh my God Bartimaeus was the real first novel i ever read and BOY did I love it. I still sometimes go back a reread some of the chapters.

[@Merrick]

Rant by Chuck Palahniuk, the ending recontextualized the entire novel which is amazing by itself, but is also on theme for the book. Just incredible.

[@jonathandelange259]

I also still think about Bartimaeus and Nathaniel and I read it easily 15 years ago... Also I think years after finishing Final Fantasy X Seymour may still have a few forms lying around.

[@lindapenttinen3382]

I once thought about books and this is what I came up with: life is one big adventure, you never know what you get and when, so why writing books should not be same kind of adventure with lots of twist and turns as you go?

[@ebnovels]

I definitely think that sort of storytelling can feel very realistic to real life 😄

[@emilyterry7067]

Currently reading The way of kings! Now anticipating a very good ending

[@TurbulentEddie]

I really enjoyed the Licanius trilogy endings (starts with 'the shadow of what was lost'). Both book 2 and 3 had amazing endings to enhance what is quality work overall.

[@ebnovels]

I read the first and thought it was just ok, but I’ve heard people say the next two books are what really makes the series great :)

[@TurbulentEddie]

@@ebnovels yes, that is the case!

[@MoniqueChambers]

Great video girl I’m reading the way of kings I’m buddy reading with 3 friends on it I’m on page 245 in it and I had to put it down so my friends can catch up with me lol 😂I want to reread them strange of the dreamer series great read omg 😱

[@ebnovels]

Oh man, you have so much patience to wait for your friends to catch up! I’d probably secretly keep going 😆

[@MoniqueChambers]

Elliot Brooks oh well I think I will take ur advice and read on thanks

[@kiwannabrown6523]

Hero of ages ending tore my heart out

[@Leonhart_93]

Yeah, but I am not sure why everyone associates that with "amazing ending". Do they actually enjoy feeling like that?

[@songweretson]

To get stickers off books... Aim a hair dryer at it for about 30 seconds. It melts the glue so it peels right off.

[@viralthroughbooks]

I feel about the scythe triology.. Omg when i read the final book.. I just decided that that's my all time favorite..

[@SonyaandSidney]

I reread the Grisha trilogy again this year with some trepidation, but I loved it. I liked Alina and could relate to her. Everyone says she's bland, but to me she was realistic. I dunno.

[@reflexjat3822]

Oathbringer might be my favorite of the novels so far

[@333pinkelephant333]

I am almost positive that FMA at the very least had the ending already planned out. I'm also willing to bet that most of the story was also planned out as well. The story just feels so cohesive that I refuse to believe otherwise. Also spoilers i'm also pretty sure that I read an interview somewhere (but I'm 100% sure so don't quote me lol) the author discussed the general ending plot with the makers of the first FullMetal Alchemist anime. I'm assuming some of these were that Al comes back with a full human body, Ed loses his ability to do alchemy, Roy loses his eyesight, and maybe some other points but those are the major similarities that stood out to me.

[@Creative_Artling]

If you really want emotion, read The Steward Series by Beth Wangler. I believe it comes out as a whole next month, but I got to read it early, and OH MY GOSH my emotions got yanked around. 😂 I finished it the other day and I feel like I'm still recovering. I think it was so impactful because the short stories just had a very realistic feel to them. It's not a fantasy series, but it gives that fictional impression, if I can use that. Enjoy!!

[@glomar9982]

The end of the Mistborn shattered me. The end of the Grisha trilogy was perfect for me. Laini Taylor makes true beauty, and the Strange the Dreamer duology just gave me so many feels. I've reread the duology twice in two languages and I cry every time.

[@ebnovels]

Wow, that’s amazing! What languages? If you don’t mind me asking 😊

[@glomar9982]

@@ebnovels First read it in Hebrew, then loved it so much I wanted to read the original, so I got the English version. It's beautiful in any language :)

[@sentient.ball.of.stardust]

I just finished Lightbringer yesterday and i'm still riding that high. I think happy endings are underrated nowadays.

[@alliearnest5731]

FULLMETAL = I *LOVE* it so much. Excellent choice! :)

[@nathaliapanesi3474]

I like the grisha trilogy too, you're not alone. I even like Mal. I know.

[@belleah5562]

I’ve re-read the Bartimaus trilogy and the ending definitely remains one of my faves!

[@jenna.livingston]

I just finished the first book and you made me even more excited to read the next two! :)

[@AngryGingerHorse]

Haven't watched yet but I bet Ellie uses this as an excuse to talk about the always awesome Mistborn series.

[@ebnovels]

Fo sho 😌

[@grantgreever5620]

Have you ever read the book series gone by Michael Grant

[@patzy6845]

Never have I been this early to a video :D

[@ebnovels]

Haha, congrats :D

[@Thecatladybooknook_PennyD]

I didn't care for The Toll at all.. but loved the first 2.

[@ebnovels]

Haha, you’re definitely not alone. I’ve seen a lot of dislike/hate for that third book 😆

[@edgarpalomino3044]

Sanderson's endings are so good. Always so much action. I think my favorite endings are from Guy Gavriel Kay. They are so heartbreaking and tragic but amazing at the same time.

[@ebnovels]

Ohhh, I’m hoping to read one of his works (finally) at the end of the month/beginning of next month :D

[@edgarpalomino3044]

@@ebnovels most of his books are standalones so you can read which ever sounds the most interesting. My personal favorite is Under Heavan. It seems that his most popular work is either Tigana or Lions of Al Rassan. I like both very much as well.

[@julienmason2769]

Elliot, I love you but.... but the ending of Oathbringer is amazing and you can fight me

[@SurrealExposure12]

The last 30 pages of We Were Liars just destroyed me. And I absolutely love that. 🤣😭😭😭😭

[@ericviera5120]

I should have stopped reading the Red Rising series after Morning Star. Iron Gold was a let down for me and I'm not sure if I want to read Dark Age. I thought that Morning Star was a good ending and the series should have stopped with the trilogy.

[@mrjamiec9892]

you make me wanna read A Way of Kings so much lol

[@barrysaliou18]

Mr JamieC you really should. Sanderson really get you hooked. Whenever I wanted to put down the book something comes up.

[@fileanavailable]

Currently reading A Little Life and have already teared up once and I’m only 10% in the book. 🥺

[@DantesDeamon]

His Dark Materials is my favorite ending

[@ravenwashere13]

I truly didn't like the Ash Princess trilogy, so I'm glad someone did! I wanted to like it but the last book did not redeem it for me. 😔

[@nolongeractiveeee-d2j]

I've had the opposite :P getting to the ending of the last book in a trilogy and just hating the ending that it ruined the series. Whenever I hear anyone talk about the legend trilogy I cant stop thinking about the ending and how much I hated it

[@nolongeractiveeee-d2j]

I didn't like the ending of the Grishaverse trilogy either haha

[@aristoroth3042]

Not a book but I have to mention it because of how good it was. The ending of Code Geass is without a doubt THE BEST ENDING of any book, game, film, anime I have ever seen. If you are a lover of stories you will be doing yourself a disservice by missing out on this.

[@ReiraWrites]

God I hope Winds of Winter/any conclusion of ASOIAF will be in this list, one day.

[@willprotector]

I guess I deleted my own comment. Anyway, Grisha trilogy's ending betrays signals in the series that it is going to be more tragic than it ends up being. Across the board, it felt like Bardugo got to the end of the book and forgot what she was building toward, or could not bring herself to do it. So, she made the ending so absurd and out of place for the dark tone of the book that it kind of ruined the overall series. I love the ride to the ending, but like the Mass Effect 3 ending, I got to the end and was like..."What?"

[@paradoarify]

Have you done another podcast with your husband?

[@ebnovels]

No! Maybe someday 😄

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I haven’t read ANY of these but shadow fox 😅

[@ebnovels]

Ah! Hopefully you didn’t feel anything was spoiled for you 😅

[@mikaelab7485]

The ending of Night of the Dragon.....never has a book hurt so good

[@ebnovels]

Right? Man, I kept being like...did I misread that? 😆

[@Aidadsgaming]

Mistborn ending 😭

[@bookswithike3256]

Bartimaeus is a god tier story with a god tier ending.

[@catsandbats77]

I love the Grisha trilogy and I think you're right when it comes to why people hate on it. That ship sailed though. 😉 I loved the way it ended. It was so beautiful, really.

[@gwennag222]

DID SHE ACTUALLY JUST TELL US THAT SHE HAS NEVER CRIED WHILE READING A BOOK!? w h a t?

[@catsandbats77]

I never have either. I've come close, but a book has never actually made me cry.

[@shailejanarain]

Suzanne Vanderwiel id really like to know which book made you come close to crying then

[@raven9562]

💙💙💙

[@ebnovels]

💜💜💜

[@deepakongaming2711]

Attack On Titan Naruto Peach girl

[@carancole5974]

Question How come you can use copyright music in the end of your videos? Especially at the times where certain companies are coming for certain reaction channels for using copyright content....just curious. Are you friends with cd project red?😂😂

[@ebnovels]

Gaming companies are pretty chill about that. It’s why people can do playthroughs of games and not get copyrighted. From what I understand, the companies just see it as free exposure, which seems to be working for them, since gaming makes more than a lot of other entertainment industries 😄

[@carancole5974]

@@ebnovels Hmm..i thought that was true if your content was gaming itself.

[@GrapplingBook]

The Toll had a great ending that was ultimately ruined by its one-dimensional characters.

[@dave5670]

The toll almost ruined that series for me

[@coleton7048]

Controversial Opinion: Joe Abercrombie endings are the best endings.

[@Omega-fb9ji]

It shouldn't be controversial if it's true.

[@sillypuppy5940]

I only ever read two. One was good, the other "eyes rolled"

[@juliamaria1126]

I shouldn't watch your videos. They always make me buy new books.