Finished Book 1 of the Stormlight Archive[The Way of Kings]

[Gryphon]

Really freaking good. Started out sort of boring, but after Part 3 I got really freaking invested. Here's how I'd rank the arcs in terms of enjoyment: Kaladin > Shallan > Dhalinar.

Nothing against Dhalinar, but I'm just not that into political thriller type stories which was pretty much Dhalinar's entire arc. Also the ending was freaking amazing. I wasn't this hyped to read a sequel book ever. Now I'mma be reading Book 2. I'll probably also give my thoughts on it once I finish it.

 

[Theirl]

Really freaking good. Started out sort of boring, but after Part 3 I got really freaking invested. Here's how I'd rank the arcs in terms of enjoyment: Kaladin > Shallan > Dhalinar.

Nothing against Dhalinar, but I'm just not that into political thriller type stories which was pretty much Dhalinar's entire arc. Also the ending was freaking amazing. I wasn't this hyped to read a sequel book ever. Now I'mma be reading Book 2. I'll probably also give my thoughts on it once I finish it.

Lol adolin is the best. Chadolin

 

[melchi]

Mistborn is the only sanderson novel I've read. I liked it and hated it at the same time. The plot was really good but it took forever to get going. I have the second on in my wish list but don't have to guts to pull the trigger in reading it.

 

[Temple]

The plot was really good but it took forever to get going.

Maybe because you're used to web/light novel structures where the plot starts fast. For example, chapter one, already isekaied into new world. At least, that's what happened to me. When I started reading (traditional?) fantasy books again I thought they were slow. And the more I read, the more I adjusted and I realized they were normal. I was just used to how fricking fast webnovels do it because they have to catch the reader on the first chapter.
Like for Harry Potter, meeting Hagrid and learning he's a wizard was like chapter 4, around 30 pages in.

 

[Comiak]

Yeah that's a good series, still need to read the third book l, though. I also have not read mistborn even though everyone says it's good, just too busy writing my own story. I'll get around to those eventually.

 

[BearlyAlive]

Great series. Sanderson is pretty much one of the grandmasters of fantasy