I see your point but to be fair it was his first book series. I think he startet writing them in his teens, i would say knowing what i kown now he didn’t planed it thru and also its like a mashup of other popular things like Lotr but reading them in my early teens i was really invested and loved them :)
I also read ‘to sleep in a see of stars’ and there the plot was definitely more coherent but it also had some stretches.
But i took my nostalgic glasses out of a box and read Murthag and at least with them it was really good
No, I get that. I think, similarly, I read them in my early teens, and absolutely loved the early ones (My copy of Eragon is really battered) and they were quite special books for me, which is probably why the ending upset me so much!
I see your point but to be fair it was his first book series. I think he startet writing them in his teens, i would say knowing what i kown now he didn’t planed it thru and also its like a mashup of other popular things like Lotr but reading them in my early teens i was really invested and loved them :) I also read ‘to sleep in a see of stars’ and there the plot was definitely more coherent but it also had some stretches. But i took my nostalgic glasses out of a box and read Murthag and at least with them it was really good
No, I get that. I think, similarly, I read them in my early teens, and absolutely loved the early ones (My copy of Eragon is really battered) and they were quite special books for me, which is probably why the ending upset me so much!