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* AngstAversion: A common criticism leveled at the timeline by readers. In spite of the intricate and well written worldbuilding, the setting unrelenting bleakness made it difficult to get emotionally invested in the setting to many. All of the three superpowers and most minor states are totalitarian hellholes identical to each other in spite of superficial ideological differences, every named character is an irredeemable bastard and there is no hope of positive change in sight. This has cause several would be fans ''Ad Astra Per Aspera'' to tune out of the setting.
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* AngstAversion: A common criticism leveled at the timeline by readers. In spite of the intricate and well written worldbuilding, the setting unrelenting bleakness made it difficult to get emotionally invested in the setting to many. All of the three superpowers and most minor states are totalitarian hellholes identical to each other in spite of superficial ideological differences, every named character is an irredeemable bastard and there is no hope of positive change in sight. This has cause several would be fans ''Ad Astra Per Aspera'' to tune out of the setting.setting.
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*AngstAversion: A common criticism leveled at the timeline by readers. In spite of the intricate and well written worldbuilding, the setting unrelenting bleakness made it difficult to get emotionally invested in the setting to many. All of the three superpowers and most minor states are totalitarian hellholes identical to each other in spite of superficial ideological differences, every named character is an irredeemable bastard and there is no hope of positive change in sight. This has cause several would be fans ''Ad Astra Per Aspera'' to tune out of the setting.
